Model 11026955690. Why does screen indicate LP?

Humming is the classic symptom of a Start/Run Capacitor that has failed. It gives the motor a jolt to get it going.

Just a little puzzled why spin works though :>/

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The low humming sound is indicative that the start / run capacitor has failed. It give the motor an electrical jolt to get it going. Call for service and tell them the story.

Humming is normally indicative of a failed Start/Run Capacitor, but the fact you get nothing from it, leads me to believe it is a control board issue as well. Due the cost, call for Service so that you get the correct diagnosis.

indicates 2 possible faults
no agitation . spinning- indicates a problem start / run capacitor for the motor ( hum )
drain is a separate motor and will not run until drain is activated
and that comes back to the second possible fault
problem program board not progressing to wash cycle
the hum could be a water control solenoid
call a technician for a proper diagnosis

The humming noise may indicate a worn capacitor on the motor.

humming usually indicates that the motor is receiving power but there is something physical that is not letting it move could be something as simple as the washer being too full to the bearings have gone out in the motor/agitator

If the washer will not agitate, spin or drain it's a motor problem, capacitor or a broken motor coupler. It's either a loose wire connection on the start circuit or failed contact in the timer. When you say that the motor hums during spin, that would indicate that the motor has run voltage, but it has no start voltage. It needs both start and run voltage in order to get the motor started and running. The start voltage gets the motor started, and once started all it needs is run voltage to keep it running. The only difference between agitate and spin is that the polarity is reversed in order to start the motor in the opposite direction. The reversal of the polarity is controlled by timer contacts 7 and 14.

Most likely it's a timer or loose wire connection.

There are two types of Kenmore top loading washing machines. The direct drive models and the belt drive models. Direct drive models do not have a back access panel and the water inlet valve is located on the left side viewed from the rear while belt drive models do have back access panel and the water inlet valve is located on the right side viewed from the rear.

The most common problem causing a top loading machine not to agitate, particularly when the motor seems running, is a broken motor coupler for direct drive models and a broken or worn out drive belt for belt drive models.

The best way to exactly determine the cause is to access the drive motor. Open the back access panel for belt drive models and check the drive belt. Check the drive motor if it is running, humming or stuck.

Please indicate the model number of the washing machine if it is a direct drive model for the procedure in accessing drive motor.

something like that usually indicated a motor coupling. i've installed hundered's in the past, but the machine will usually give a clicking sound when trying to spin or agitate.