Shakes excessively in spin cycle
First, get a level and see how even it sits upon its surface. If it is
un-level, just level it out. You can accomplish this by adjusting the
feet under the bottom of the machine {one per corner} until the bubble
in the level is centered at all four points of the washer.
Remember,
righty tighty, lefty loosy.
If this does not solve your problem,
try loading the washer as evenly as possible.
The belts wouldn't cause shaking,
next forget about the bearing if it was bad you would have water
leaking from the agitator.
Start with
the easy stuff I suggest running a full cycle with the machine empty.
If the shaking stops, then your loading it unevenly. However if it does
not help the problem then first check the foot pegs under the machine
adjust them until the machine is level, if that does not help.
Then the
problem in internal, first check the mounting brackets for the motor
anything loose/broken, if so tighten/replace brackets. If everything is
ok then you have to remove the top panel of the machine.
There is the tub that spins on
the bearing the " the active tub"(the one the clothes go in obviously)
and around that tub is the "stationary tub", between the two are what
they call "snubs" these are either rubber wheels, bushings or on
cheaper models just a rubber boot that works as a shock absorber if you
will, and keeps the movement of the the "active tub" with in its axis.
If a wheel is broken, or a bushing/boot is torn or broken then there
lies your problem.
I hope this helps.
If the unit is washing properly, as far as you can tell, but it won't stop spinning, then I would have a professional look at the control panel and timer to be diagnosed because there seems to be in miscommunication.
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thanks i will try all the solutions
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