This was will go through the whole wash cycle until it come to spin the clothes out then it will just stop it will not ring the close out. What can be the problem?? Please help me so that I don't have to buy a new washer.

It may not be the clothes but the suspension springs and rods, counterweights etc

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First you need to open the cabinet and remove the boot from the tub to the pump and clear the filter. Try that then run a cycle and post back the results.

Hello,have to tell you that most noises from a washing machine occur during the spin cycle. If you hear loud thumping noise during the spin, the load of cloth may have become unbalanced. Stop the washer and redistribute the cloths, then restart the machine. Repeat these steps if necessary.

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the washer needs to have the lid closed to go into spin cycle the lid switch is broken just replace it and that will fix it

is your washer a direct drive machine, if so check the direct drive coupling down by the gearcase, pump and motor. it may need to be replaced.

This is a problem in your transmission. Not Good!

Check for buildup of detergent/foaming while washing. Check for oil leaks around the clutch area. Could also be the clutch lining is worn out. Replacement parts kit includes all parts

top loader ??? or front loader??? if top loader you have broken your lid switch, will fill, agitate, but when it comes to drain/spin for safety reasons if the unit doent recognize the lid closed it will not advance...if yo have a front loader then i would suspect that something has gotten into the pump assy and preventing drainiing of water therefore will not spin

Most noises from a washing machine occur during the spin cycle. If you hear loud thumping during the spin, the load of clothes may have become unbalanced. Stop the washer and redistribute the clothes, then re-start it. Repeat these steps if necessary.

If the unit fails to spin it may be something as simple as a bad switch (or the no-spin button was inadvertently pushed in). The spin cycle is controlled by a circuit board that also checks for balance. If the board senses an out of balance it will not spin. Try running the machine empty; if it spins empty the load may be the culprit. If it does not spin empty you may be dealing with a bad circuit board. If any other component is defective it would not rotate at all.

Parts for these units are in rare supply since Supra has stopped importing these units in 2006 and the Spanish factory manufacturing them closed down. There are some parts available at www.billiotspecialties.com They also offer manuals and e-mail tech support. Billiot Specialties was the tech support contractor for Supra. The number in the manual actually rings to their facility but is not always answered.