Washer runs until rinse cycle, then starts making

All front loading washers will fill and drain multiple times before it finishes. Unlike a top loader, a front loading washer will take longer to run because there is no agitator and will fill with water and drain multiple times. A front loader is more energy efficient than a Traditional top loading washing machine. A washer dryer combo will take hours to complete a cycle.

ARE YOU WASHING IN COLD IF NOT YOUR WATER VALVE MAY BE BAD ONLY GIVING HOT CLOTHES WONT RINSE IN HOT

With any front load machine manufacturers suggest to leave the door open after cycles to help evaporate the water - this is even done in top loading machines nowadays. Also clean the unit with bleach water and rinse in high temp water cycles.

if it is right after the drain cycle; it then goes into a spin. It then starts to fill with water for the rinse while the tub is still turning. The water entering the tub while the tub is spinning, cleans the tub of soap and the water going through the holes in the tub are causing the noise. It is normal if only in the rinse cycle.

Hi. this is a failed timer device. simply replacing the timer control module will eliminate these issues you are having.

Check the cold water hose. My brand new machine had this behavior until I discovered a kink in the cold water hose - works great now.

When in doubt check the easiest thing to check. The pump can cause a number of errors to come up. Since the unit stopped in rinse I would start but checking to make sure there is nothing obstructing the pump before going to the expensive parts.

Tub bearing and other related parts are bad. That's a major repair.

there should be a rubber pipe going to the soap draw to the drum normally there's to pips one at the front of the machine and one on the top it is there have a good look in the machine make sure its un plugged be for putting your hands in the machine ok