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I have a whirlpool wash machine,the spin cycle does not spin all the time.sometimes i need to lift lid and start spinning it myself.it seems that something is holding it up

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You need to take front panel off and check clutch, take a hammer and lightly hit clutch if black stuff falls off, that's whats holding it back. Add WD40 to it, and then it sould be back to normal, if it doesn't work then your washer is not worth repair

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