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I had the same problem with my GE frontloader a few months ago. It ended up being the (very expensive) inverter, which had to be replaced... $488 later, it works great. This is just one of the many problems I've had with my frontloader...!
I had the same problem with my GE frontloader a few months ago. It ended up being the (very expensive) inverter, which had to be replaced... $488 later, it works great. This is just one of the many problems I've had with my frontloader...!
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2 things are possible. Can you tell if the spin cycle is engaging? If the spin cycle is not engaging properly or very fast, then the water will not leave the clothes. less likely is that the machine is not draining the water away properly or fast enough.
There could be a number of reasons
My best guess is that it will reduce the spin speed if it thinks it can't drain properly. Check that all the pipes/ filters etc are clear and that it can drain all the water out.
Also it wont spin fast if the load is unbalanced. Does the spin speed change according to loading or is it low all the time?
It may have a motor control problem, but that seems unlikely if it's working normally other than the spin.
Check your drain and make sure it isn't plugged. If ok then remove the bottom panel on the front of the machine. Under it is the washer pump. The pump is either clogged or bad. The washer will not go into a full spin when the water isn't draining properly.
tyr removing the lower acees panel from the uint , ther is a "button trap" located there to catch debris from entering pump assy, chances are its clogged and if it cant drain all the water it wont go into high speed spin, also you MUST use an HE detergent. HE detergent specifically designed for front loading washers
if it wont drain , check your lid switch, check out your motor coupler, if it will not agitate and spin, replace your motor coupler, if it agitates and dont spin, replace your lid switch.
alot of times the washer will drain but we hurriedly cut it off when we hear noise or the water is out but it never spinned and so the clothes are soapy wet...
does not Pump or Spin
I had the same problem with my GE frontloader a few months ago. It ended up being the (very expensive) inverter, which had to be replaced... $488 later, it works great. This is just one of the many problems I've had with my frontloader...!
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