Just moved and moved our washer, the LG F1443KD6 without the transit bolts in place, when tried on any cycle the machine will wash , but as soon s it gets to spin cycle it sounds like its powering up to spin, wobbles the drum , then just , cuts out , leaving the cycle stuck and just going round in the drum , and the count down timer stuck on the same amount of minutes, with wet washing in limbo ... whatever cycle the machine is put on it won't seem to be able to continue to the end cause it gets stuck at the spin , please can you advise, has being moved without the bolts damaged the drum balance ? do you think this can be solved Fairly easily
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That means that there is either a problem with the belt, or with the drum bearings.
The machine should be inspected by a technician.
If you want to get repairs for your appliance you can call the number listed on the owner manual.
SOURCE: LG washing machine, Model WD8013F
Hi this is a common problem theres a was a kit where you fit an extra counter weight to the front plus strenthening screws for the frame sometimes i changed the shocks.
SOURCE: drum does not spin
We have an LG TROMM with the same problem, 3 years old as well. We bought the extended warranty (Huge waste of $$$$). So far they have determined it is not the motor or either of the control boards. We think it might be a relay switch or possibly the brake. Good luck with yours, we just went out and bought a new washer.
SOURCE: LG Washer WD 80490TP, At
Pull the bottom panel off (if don't have access to the drain pump) and open the pump. I'll bet it's clogged.
Washers won't spin if they can't get all the water out...hope this helps.
SOURCE: I have an LG front loader that gets stuck right
your pressure sensor is not detecting the water level change
http://manuals.appliancesonline.com.au/lg-frontload-washers/lg_frontload_washers_user_guide.pdf
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