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Sounds to me like you have a bad shift actuator. It is a small round plastic motor that allows the washer to shift from agitate to spin. Really easy to change out. Find your service manual which is located in a plastic bag behind the front panel up near the top. Inside of this it will tell you how to get into diagnostic mode and pull up error codes. Most F7 error codes will be solved by replacing the actuator. Follow the manual to run it through calibration mode after replacing the part.
This machine can get items stuck in the drum, the bearings can go bad etc. https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Washing-Machine/38-5-620929-/Whirlpool-Washer-won-t-spin-GSQ9669LW0.
Two core baseline things to check. Brush won't spin if the handle is all the way forward (this is where the handle mode engages), so tilt it back before turning unit over to check the brush. Also, run the brush clutch back and forth between hard floor and carpet mode a couple of times and make sure the clutch is fully engaged. Hoping it might be as straigtforward as that (I just picked up a Dyson at a flea market, a really good deal since I couldn't get the brush to spin there. After some research at home, the above finally entered my sphere of knowledge, and no problems with the brush since (other than cutting large volumes of Labrador hair off of it).
Sounds like corrosion in the motherboard . Get an electronics serviceman to take a look, could just need soldering point to point connection. Hope this helps.
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