Eziset 750. Why is it leaving grease marks on clothes after wash?

check for a a broken bracket

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Machine goes out of balance or vibrates excessively when
spinning.
Make the machine level
Adjust feet to touch the floor
Redistribute clothes evenly.

With no clothes in the machine, Do a long hot wash, add some bleach, stop using fabric softener. Cut down on soap usage. This should clean out the machine. If it happens again, there may be a mechanical problem which is allowing grease or oil into the machine.

grease or rust ?? if its rust then you most likely have an exposed metal part that has rusted (look with flashlight and mirror at edge of agitator) if its grease then you can try washing it out with a little bit of grease cutter and many non clothes washes afterward

Do you use fabric softener? Too much softener & too many cold water washes results in a build up of black soap residue on the outside of the inner bowl. You could try a hot wash with some white vinegar in the water (No clothes just the water) If that doesn;t work then you will need a service person to come & take the bowl out for cleaning.

it sounds like the bearings have gone ...are the marks on clothes oil marks ? or grease marks ? this is a sign of bearings. if there rubber marks it will be your door seal thats gone ( dose it leak )

OK the trasnsinssion will be full of water and the contents are being forced past the lower oil seal during agitation. You might enwuire about a new transmission or get a new machine....not the best news but if you went for a stronger make you could own it for twenty years......no joke. www.thewashingmachineman.webs.com ask tony

Hi our eziset 750 simpson washing machine has stopped working. It randomly just turns off and then will start again few days later. Cheers

If you can use a lollipop stick to operate the lid switch while you leave the lid open, you will be able to observe if the agitator is going smoothly back and forth EVENLY or not. If it is tending to turn just one way....this will tangle the clothing like mad!
If this is the problem it could be the switching module or capacitor that needs replacing.