A lot noise, when spinning after rinse

Bering are going they are on the back b hind the drive wheel on the drum

sounds like your lid switch is bad or possible timer

it fills up with water but it won't spin and then makes like a grinding noise someone told me it could be a clutch

really sounds like a coupler issue. May look fine but if one of the teeth are busted it will do this. You can get a tutorial for fixing this here. http://www.shop.washermd.com/category.sc?categoryId=4

could be the coupler and the only way to truely check it is to take the pump, then the motor off. But it seems strange to me that you say it works fine. Is it spinning? usually when the coupler breaks it sounds horrible and usually will not spin but it will drain.I would check the coupler again.

sounds like a broken coupling.
it probably don't agitate either.

Peace,
ngafm to your rescue,

Yes it is in the dial and mechanism of the timer!

Things wear out! So is life!



Only a trained laundry tech can make the electronic diagnoses.


How old is the washer?Sounds old!

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You will be fine
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Sounds like the clutch, mi9ne works fine but is noisey when spinning, repair guy said it was the clutch.

pull up and down on your basket to see if it has up and down play in it
kind of rock it side by side too

this is a direct drive unit it will spin or make alot of noise. do you have the spin speed set correctlly to what your washing if so look under unit and check motor coupling and look for any signs of transmission oil leaks