My Fisher & Paykel washing machine continually stops and beeps on spin cycle GW703. Move clothes around and continue, goes for a while and stops again, seems it is sensing it is unbalanced.

Hi Gina,
When your machine stops during the cycle does it beep & hold some of the wash progress lights on?
This is how it displays where the fault is coming from.
The motor controller is the most common for this type of fault.
Thanks
Damien

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your clothes load is too heavy on one side; stop it move some around and turn it back on and see if it doesn't wobble all over.

Sounds like the lid lock has gone bad. Check the wire connections to it and if you should need to order the lock, here is their website.

Check the out of balance switch (under the larger Grey board)
for corrosion on the terminals and replace if faulty.

This problem will often occur with a light load of clothes. The beeping is usually the unbalanced load alarm. Often, redistributing the clothes around the agitator and moving the agitator manually up and down and side to side to center it again will fix the problem. You may need to advance a new cycle to where it spins out to empty the washer and run the laundry again.

Sounds like your out of balance switch is corroded. It is located underneath your gold motor controller board.

You have too many clothes in the washer. Take some out and try again

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Out of balance switch could be faulty/ coroded.
have a gw 709 and it had the same problem, out of balance switch had jammed on

It sounds like your machine has been programmed to automatically run through the various cycles continuously. Most likely in error.