Kenmore washer spin cycle doesn't leave clothes dry

If the washer doesn't reach its proper spin speed, the clothes may be too wet at the end of a cycle. Check to be sure the load is properly balanced and run a spin cycle again. If the clothes are still wet, you may have a worn clutch.

as for the washer there maybe a broken spring or where the spring attaches that balances the drum. look for this firest. for the dryer is it spinning around at the right speed if it is then the belt is ok. is it hot inside the dryer after running it when you open the door. if ti is check the dryer vent hose and exterior door at end of hose to see it they are plugged up . if the hose is plugged up the heat and moisture can't excape and the clothes will take a long time to dry.

could be the clutch slipping not releasing the brake allowing it to get upto full speed

you have a worn motor coupler
you can order a new one at sears
and its a ver y easy repair

when it spins can you stop it with your hand, to try this put it in the spin cycle then push the lid switch with a pen and hold the tub if you can your problem is a spin basket drive if you cant then let me know

replace door switch.If the computer thinks the door is open, it will not fast spin as a safety precaution. 

Click on 'washing machines', then brand name (below FIXYA) on this website, type in your model number & search. You will get a shortlist; click on your model,below the page u will get Manual/Guides. Click on the blue, you have your manual on line. Possible your filter is clogged after these years.
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check pressure switch hose

if a second spin dries the clothes as it should then i would be looking for blockages in the pipes that either go to the pump from the drum, or go from the pump to the outlet connector on the wall or sink, hope i have been of some help, if so please rate me, thank you

lalocke If the load is not properly balnced, your washer will shake too much on the spin cycle and it wlll never go on full speed. Gendos...post back