Your washer could have blocked drain hoses or the pump might be damaged. A damaged the lid or belt may be the reason. It could be that is as easy as the hose getting blocked. No matter the cause, water must be removed from the washing machine before any repairs or diagnosis can be made.

Here are a few of the most common reasons that a washer will not spin: The washing machine is full. The load is not properly balanced. The washer isn't balanced in a proper way. The lid switch is damaged. The motor has burned out. The belt is damaged.

The most frequent reasons for leaks in washing machines can be the sealing of the door or Flange. The door is frequently used, and, as a result, the seal is often broken or torn, allowing water seep in either from the internally or externally to on the outside of the washer. For front-loading washers, look for any signs of moisture on the outside part of the seal.

After a time of use there is a tiny amount of softener or detergent remains may accumulate within the drawer of the dispenser. If the detergent isn't dispensing properly, the drawer may require cleaning. The drawer is easily taken out for cleaning.

The washing machine isn't level . A vibrating or shaking washer is usually due to that the machine is not level. When the machine is tilted towards one side, it could shake and move while running through the spin. There could be damaged or missing leveling legs

Most of the time this happens due to failure of the drum bearing. One method of testing it is to spin the drum manually. If it's loud, the bearings may need to be replaced. The other, and more convenient method of testing is lifting the drum from in front of the door.