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Sounds fishy to me..try running it through the dpin cycle empty "no clothes " and see if it dances if not it is how the clothes end up in the washer before going into tne spin..try rearranging the clothes when it dances during the cycle good luck
front loader washers fill accourding to how big the load size is on all front load washers.There should be no water above the center with a full load.If it is spinnig out and draining then it is working properly:)
open the back or top and have a look at the drum support springs if one has poped off this is whey the washer has lurned to dance "the kitchen jive",,,,it should have at least two of them to stop the drun flying around on spin cycle,,,they can do a grate dance cant they?
there are four shipping bolts in the back of the washer that need to be removed they are long bolts connected to plastic pieces. unscrew them and remove the plastic pieces
SOME OF THESE MACHINES HAVE TWO PRESSURE SWITCHES IN THEM, ONE FOR THE MAIN WASH WATER LEVEL AND ONE FOR THE RINSE WATER LEVEL. CHECK FOR A PLUGGED AIR PRESSURE HOSE FIRST AND THEN CHECK THE PRESSURE SWITCHES.
The 'Damping weghits may have come loose. There are large concrete block bolted to the drum casing. Means getting it out and taking the top off to have a look see.
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