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Tina Jimenez Posted on Mar 02, 2007
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Washing machine won't agitate or spin

I washed a large quilt in my washing machine and the next time I used it, the items came out soaked. I checked and it seems it won't agitate or spin anymore. I checked the belt and it is in perfect condition. I tried to turn the agitator by hand and it doesn't move, but I don't know if it's supposed to or not. I feel like it's something simple. Any suggestions?

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Mousielover, the first thing I would do is check the drain pump. You are going to have to remove the front panel by pushing in on the two clips just below the top on each side. The front panel will pull out. The pump will be on the right side. On this model it is a seperate electric pump. It could be full of lint from the quilt. Get some towels and remove the hoses from it and see if the impellers on the pump are clogged. If in fact the pump is not working the part number is WH23X10013. Start there first...Catriver..post back.

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should be gentle cycle and max water level settings.
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Final Spin

could be a clogged water pump. check the filter/pump for dirt and small items, socks, pins, coins,

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