The washer was not draining completely or agitating or spinning at all. I did a master reset, and it's working properly, except for the grinding noise when changing speeds or stopping the spin cycle. It gets REALLY loud as the very end of the spin cycle.
SOURCE: During the spin cycle the washer makes a loud
If the 'loud noise' water sloshing you should first check that the pump filter isn't blocked. This sometimes stops the pump altogether. Coins, etc..If the noise is metallic it could mean bearings...Check the pump via the small door at floor level...Mind the water inside the machine. You may be able to drain first with a small hose which is inside the pump access door.....Nomess
SOURCE: lg-wm1832cw front loader washer won't spin and drain
did anyone solve this problem? Mine is doing the same thing... uggh!
SOURCE: LGWM0642HW 2 yrs old. Load of towels unit would
Hello....My name is Keith.....Please give me one moment while I bring up the parts drawings, and then I will start to address the issue. Thank You....
SOURCE: Loud humming on spin cycle slow down lg washer
Hi Charlie,
We too have an LG - purchased purely because its "drum is directly driven by a motor" and NOT driven by rubber belts which are slower and can wear and break and are noisy - It is ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL that ALL washing machines on EARTH are LEVEL or else ALL H*LL will break loose! The LG machine is SCREAMING to be LEVELED!
Use a spirit level sitting on top of the machine to check that your LG is NOT sloping is level if NOT then adjust the feet accordingly. Check your machine for level VERTICALLY and also level from FRONT TO BACK. This is a B*STARD of a job to do. If you can't be bothered with it or don't have cash to buy a spirit level then ask around for a local retired handy person who would be thrilled to do it for you in exchange for a few PINTS OF BEER. Also take care that your Washing Machine
DRUM is NOT overloaded or OUT-OF-BALANCE - evenly distribute YOUR WASHING in it. FINGERS CROSSED. ;)
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