Stops at drain cycle and then won't spin

If there is a drain issue, sometimes there is an obvious
solution.
Check the drain hose for any kinks, as well as checking any lint
filters in or on the drain hose. Is there a lint sock on the end that's
full? Perhaps the drain line itself is plugged. You will want to make
sure that the house drain system is not backed up or plugged. Always
make sure that the washer drain hose is above the level of water in the
drain tub.

If there is a drain issue, sometimes there is an obvious solution. Check the drain hose for any kinks, as well as checking any lint filters in or on the drain hose. Is there a lint sock on the end that's full? Perhaps the drain line itself is plugged. You will want to make sure that the house drain system is not backed up or plugged. Always make sure that the washer drain hose is above the level of water in the drain tub.

If you think your pump may be jammed, drain out your tub and
remove
the hoses. Look inside the hoses and see if there are any obstructions.
Feel around inside the pump inlets for anything that may be jamming the
pump itself. You can also use long-nosed pliers to feel around inside
the pump for any items that may be causing a jam. If you haven't found
a jam, and you still believe there may be a jam in the pump, you can
completely remove the pump from the washer and inspect it more closely.

thank you

dont forget to accept the solution

have a great day


If you think your pump may be jammed, drain out your tub and remove the hoses. Look inside the hoses and see if there are any obstructions. Feel around inside the pump inlets for anything that may be jamming the pump itself. You can also use long-nosed pliers to feel around inside the pump for any items that may be causing a jam. If you haven't found a jam, and you still believe there may be a jam in the pump, you can completely remove the pump from the washer and inspect it more closely.

thank you

dont forget to accept the solution

have a great day