⟐ Commented March 23, 2026 at 14:48 MST

The washing machine takes in water and drains it simultaneously.

The washing machine takes in water and drains it simultaneously.

⟐ Commented February 10, 2026 at 0:47 MST

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⟐ Commented January 19, 2026 at 8:30 MST

I’ll put a load in, set the cycle and it goes through whole cycle and I come down and it’s finished, but the tub is still full of water.. I reset dial to spin cycle, it immediately empties and spins.

why? How is it skipping? What’s not clicking in to tell it to actually do the spin? Mechanically the machine doesn’t seem to have any problems to do the drain and spin.

⟐ Commented January 03, 2026 at 13:33 MST

Is there any way I can fix it?

⟐ Answered December 21, 2025 at 5:30 MST

I'm at the point where I am thinking it has to be some other issue that is appearing after the new suspension rods have a chance to get broken in. What is truly odd is that the issue is seemingly intermittent: it will run through a load just fine, then struggle with the next load (same size and type of clothing). It will get up to full speed on the spin, then halfway through the cycle suddenly go violently off-balance as if by some magic hand.

My thought is that it could be the balance ring. However, when I've done the recommended "check" for the balance ring, I have found no apparent leaks, and when I spin the tub by hand ,and then stop it suddenly, I do hear the "slushing water" sound you're supposed to hear. Since its direct drive, there's a smaller list of other potential culprits for this issue, but I'm also open to the idea that the motor, clutch or stator have come loose, and is throwing things off balance. I don't believe it to be the drive assembly, as when I've removed the wash plate and wiggled the spindle, it was as it should be expected: firm, no play.

Should I look closer at the balance ring, or go ahead and put the machine on its side and double-check the motor and clutch area?

⟐ Edited November 27, 2025 at 0:40 MST

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⟐ Commented May 22, 2025 at 1:13 MST

Yesterday when trying to do a load the initial drain stage started and just kept going for about 20-30 minutes until I unplugged the machine. I plugged it in again and just went right to the drain cycle again. I took the hoses all off to look for clogs and no obvious clogs were found, a little bit of lint scale but nothing that would block flow. I checked the pump to see if there was anything clogged in the impeller but also no issues.

I reconnected everything and I poured some water in the tub and pulled up the drain hose to confirm it was flowing. It flowed normally and then the tub was drained and the pump remained on just trying to pump air and the last remaining heel of water until it stopped and gave error code f9e1.

I'm thinking their is either a faulty limit switch (couldn't locate one, looks like it uses a hose to sense water pressure?) or something faulty with the control panel.

Before ordering a new control panel I'm just wondering if there is something else it could be.

⟐ Edited April 19, 2025 at 7:02 MST

⟐ Commented April 17, 2025 at 2:54 MST

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