Sounds to me like you have a bad shift actuator. It is a small round plastic motor that allows the washer to shift from agitate to spin. Really easy to change out. Find your service manual which is located in a plastic bag behind the front panel up near the top. Inside of this it will tell you how to get into diagnostic mode and pull up error codes. Most F7 error codes will be solved by replacing the actuator. Follow the manual to run it through calibration mode after replacing the part.
SOURCE: Whirlpool top loading washer, spin cycle just quit.
From the symptoms you describe, it sounds like you may have a broken motor coupling. The coupler is located between the drive motor and gearcase (transmission). It takes the place of a drive belt. This configuration is known a "direct-drive". The following link explains how to replace one:
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3574231-replacing_a_motor_coupling
Replacement couplers are improved and more resilient to resist breakage. The part number is included in the link I provided. You can purchase one at appliancepartspros.com for about $11.
If you have any questions about this repair, please let me know. I hope this helps you.
SOURCE: Whirlpool LSB6300LW top load washer
We are trying to by-pass the lid swithc in our Whirlpool top loading washer. There are 2 gray wires capped together and one drker gray & red wire capped together. Which wires do we use to by pass the swith?
SOURCE: whirlpool washer cabrio stuck on spin cycle
solution- ID- is in the control program and the door lock. If, there is any warrenty on it, call Whirlpool and a Tech can help you with it.
You will need to replace the lid latch assembly. Here is the part to order.
Here is a video to show you how to replace the lid latch.
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