Whirlpool Ultimate Care II LSQ9549L Top Load Washer "agitator moves slow load" Questions

Agitator now moving VERY slow one way, making loud grinding noise Agitator started making a load grinding noise. Drain tub via spin. Could manually move agitator one direction. Tried again and made ...

Agitator runs at a very slow pace. Good Evening: My washer's agitator rotates, however, at a very slow pace. If I have the normal load similar to those prior to the problem have occurred, the agitator

...slow and the clothes won't move from top to bottom. check the dogs in the agitator take off the cap it should rachett if it turns free replace the dogs in the agitator The lower agitator might be ...

...of the agitator will move back and forth while the top half moves in one direction. If the dog agits are broken, you would be able to hold the top half of the agitator still while the washer is

...slow from medium but it still happens. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks loose agitator?take a towel and run it around inside of washer as if wiping it out....see if it snags anywhere,wipe ...

...slow circle when it's in the wash cycle. I am pretty sure that it is supposed to agitate (swish the clothes back and forth to get all the dirt out) It's doing the job as of right now - I just don't ...

slow motion. This is usually the agitator dogs have worn out or broke. These are very inexpensive and easy to replace. There is a video at www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemanual.html this will walk

...moves at a snalis pace and a very short distance back and forth. When I apply pressure to the top of the augar while running, it works correctly. What do you recommend I do to fix the problem? the ...

...slow does not agitate Cant remember how old the machine is but recently it stopped agitating, and will spin slowly for awhile then stop all together. The belt is intact and has minimal slack. When I ...

...agitator is trying to move but makes a grinding sound and is a really slow to move and there is only a grinding noise when in the spin cycle. I don't think it;s the electrovalves because the washers ...