Why ? My cabio on spin cycle jumps up and down and also goes into F1 ??

Broken belt.

Try cleaning out the pump trap behind the bottom panel. It is very likely that the pump inlet is plugged up. If it won't drain it won't spin.

depending on its age take a look at the motors brushes. sounds like 23 mins would be spin cycle when the motor picks up speed. they may need replacing.

What is the model number?

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F1 is usually a low water code.Check your hoses and water supply inlet screen for any bulid up of dirt or sediment.
Also the water inlet valve may need to be replaced.

F5 is a water temp fault.Possible bad heating element or thermostat.

The F1 code could be causing the F5.
Due to low water.

Could be the lid switch is malfunctioning. FYI: The lid must be closed for spin on older washer. It must be closed for wash and spin on newer ones. The lid has a striker in it that pushes against the lid switch arm. This switch allows for spin IF the lid is closed. The switch may have failed. Mechanically the striker may be broken or the actuator arm may be broken. The end that the harness plugs into has 3 holes. As you can see above the lid switch has 3 wires. 2 live wires and one green ground. You can jump the washer out using a horseshoe shaped wire or equivilent. Newer models have the ground wire on one end. Not good! Look for that before attempting to jump it out. At any rate their are 3 wires. One of them is always green and always mounted to the frame. The other 2 are live. You can jump them to magically make that puppy spin and pump. Not recommended to leave it that way. For testing purposes only.

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mine also remains wet and soggy, even after the spin cycle. However, I have not, as of yet, (and hopefully won't) begin having overflow problems.

Mine is jumping around the laundry room - as though in an unbalanced cycle. We discovered that one of the "feet" that the washer stands on needs to be adjusted, upward or down, so that the washer stands balanced and evenly. The "foot" does not make contact, and when we turn it to change its height, it just goes in circles without changing height.

Remove the four shipping bolts (and the rubber and plastic attached to them) from the back of the machine.

Replace the timer, this is very easy. Un plug, remove access panel in the back and un plug the timer. This will be connected right behind the knob. It will be screwed down in front as well. Call your local dealership and get replacement part.

I have the same problem...during SPIN it make a LOUD SCREECHING sound.