The inner tub does not stay in a slow turn or locked position during agitation instead it starts to spin slowly then it gets faster and faster until the water starts spilling out. If you manually hold the inner tub in a stationary position it looks like it works properly.
Gearbox fault, or a moter running in the wrong direction due to faulty motor or timer/programmer. Regards Engineer
Posted on Jul 30, 2007
The inner tub on some machines does rotate very slowly while filling to assist with the even distibution of the load. If the agitator is turning back & forth while in fill mode, you could have a timer or transmission problem. You need a tech.
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The inner tub does not stay in a slow turn or locked position during agitation instead it starts to spin
slowly then it gets faster and faster until the water starts spilling out. If you manually hold the inner tub
in a stationary position it looks like it works properly.
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