Will not complete cycle all the time, make a noise like not getting good power to run

if the machine was run severely out of balance (rugs) you'll need to get a look in the back up near the top with a good flashlight , this involves unhooking power and hoses and turning it around , you may have broken a drum suspension link , this device (three) keeps the drum from contacting the shell , if its true and its allowed to run this way you will brake off water hoses on bottom of drum and water will runout on floor

That is not normal. Have the control circuit board tested for continuity. Either the cycle or timer section is out of wack and may need replacing.

The washer timing control is defective.

This may just be an unbalanced load. Does this happen all the time? Is this a front or a topload unit? Try running a load with just a few light items and see if this happens again. If the light load works then you are overloading the machine. Reduce the number of items you put in. Don't put in single potentially heavy items like sweaters, coats or blankets with light items. Good luck.

if the machine is more than five years old or it gets a lot of use it sounds like the drum bearings are starting to wear. If it sounds like a jet taking off when it begins to spin then thats your problem. Basically bearings have seals which over time and use will eventually allow water in and the bearings will start to wear. Now is the time to get the bearings done before they seize. It can be a laborious and expensive job

computor module

Bad timer

You may have a broken inner tub spider. Check for play between the inner drum and the outer tub by moving the inner drum up and down.
If there is excessive play, the spider is broken causing an unbalanced load and therefore no high speed spin can be achieved.

In this case the inner drum would need to be replaced, which means taking the machine almost completely apart. A good tech can do it in about 1.5 hours.

Q. "It seems to have a sort of oscillating grinding noise. Would a malfunctioning pump cause this problem? That seems easy enough to replace."

A. Yes the pump could be the cause of your problem....and especially if it is making a grinding noise.....If it was me I would replace the Pump....good luck

cbinny1

How old is this dryer and does it get slower on heavy loads? Or do you hear a hum when loaded ?