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I read it's typically dampers problem, makes sense to me, so I said hey, they are cheap, why not try it, but now when i have them home, I am surprised - the new ones look exactly the same as the ones in the washing machine, but the force needed to move them is like half of the originals...

Now I think I either bought wrong type or I am stupid for thinking new dampers should be harder to move... But I guess the old dampers are simply alright, no need to change them, they are nicely firm, look alright (I can return the new ones, so no problem)

Can someone help me decide what is it? Maybe even help me with some other suggestions what can cause washing machine to not do the last fast spin cycle and instead just spin slowly with pump running indefinitely, but only if the load is not balanced well? balanced load works without problem.

Thanks to all that might try to help me.

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I should note that when doing a continuity test on the noise filter, I have continuity on the outer terminals but not the middle terminals. I'm getting conflicting thoughts on this because some say the middle terminals should have continuity, others say it's not used so no continuity at the middle terminals is normal. Who's right? I should also note that I'm getting 120 going into the filter and 120 going out.

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Translation

My washing machine stops suddenly and comes back to work after a few days

⟐ Answered May 27, 2023 at 22:24 MST

⟐ Answer deleted June 20, 2022 at 22:40 MST

Other day, when I set it on spin cycle only, it would literally reach 1000RPM but drain wouldn’t even turn on, even though the inside is full of water and the water was splashing left to right inside.

Also, on dry mode, clothes would just be soaking in water.

Usually, on washing mode, it drains fine, but when it reaches the spin cycle, it just stutters and does nothing (Balance is good, already been testing with different clothes, towels, low loads, high loads).

And it just works by the day, sometimes it would drain (barely), other time it would seem that it’s not even trying to turn on the pump… Cause pump works, you can hear it draining and stuff, when it drains, it drains, but for some reason it just wont turn it on.

What I tried :

• Inspecting/Clearing items or debris from drum silicone thing near door.
• Inspecting/Clearing out the bottom drain (a.k.a emergency drain) and cleaning it.
• Inspecting pump from the back of the machine (haven’t found anything inside the tubes)
• Inspecting the drain hose (all good)

Also, when the machine tub is spinning, it makes some sort of noise, like theres friction with something. Couldn’t find anything, but it just sounds like it has friction with something when it spins any time. I would describe the sound, as if you would put the towel under the washing machine tub and the tub would friction with it every spin.

I’ve inspected the tub and I could’’t see anything through the holes, but maybe there’s something there and if there is, I have no Idea how I would need to clean there…?

Any Ideas? Could it be that some sensors are failing?

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