A big red alien comes down from the sky and zaps your washer and then it spin drys!
my washer keep on by passing the spin cycle and will not drain out the water.
There are several possible reasons why your Whirlpool washer may not be spinning during the spin cycle. Some common causes include a faulty lid switch, a worn drive belt, a malfunctioning motor, or a clogged drain pump. It is recommended to check these components and consult a professional technician for further diagnosis and repair.
The spin cycle on your Whirlpool washer may not be working due to issues with the lid switch, drive belt, or motor. It is recommended to check these components for any damage or malfunction and consult a professional for further assistance if needed.
check the lid switch it is under the top of the washer and is usually activated by a pin attached to the lid of the washer
During the drain and spin cycle, the washer uses centrifugal force to rapidly spin the clothes, causing the water to be forced out and drained away. This process helps to efficiently remove excess water from the clothes, reducing drying time and energy consumption.
A blocked drain.
As a Whirlpool service technician to answer your question one would need to know the age of your washer, as design has changed over the years. It could be a simple as you are not closing the lid to as complex as a bad wire. There is an arm that rocks back & forth called the "wig-wag". It has 2 solenoids with plungers on it. These plungers operate the transmission of your washer. There is a pin that goes through the plunger foot that has a tendency to break. If it breaks, your washes will fill & drain but won't agitate or spin. I have found that replacing the pin with a cotter pin from a hardware store costs about 15 cents & about 1/2 an hour tops!
There are several things that could be causing a washer not to drain. The first and most simple explanation would be a clog in the hose. Another reason could be the latch to the lid is not closing tightly and therefore not allowing the washer to spin and drain. It could also be a broken belt or pump.
If your washer won't spin, it could be due to a broken drive belt, a faulty motor, a clogged drain pump, or a malfunctioning lid switch. Check these components to troubleshoot the issue and determine the necessary repair.
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There could be several reasons why a washer may not spin clothes dry. Some potential causes include a broken drive belt, a malfunctioning motor, a clogged drain pump, or issues with the door latch or lid switch. It's best to consult a professional technician to diagnose and address the specific problem with the washer.