Questions & Answers for: Malber unbalanced during spin

during the last normal spin the drum load was heavily unbalanced and spun violently then stopped and did the slow rolling. Since then the washer gets stuck for ever on the slow spin cycle. The belt is

...during the whole cycle but no spin so i normally put this machine into orange spin cycle twice to make sure that the cleaning products wont still be on the clothes. i saw the button extra rinse so i ...

...during the spin cycle. Additionally, the door gasket had a "wrinkled" appearance. After taking various panels off of the machine, I discovered the culprit. The insides of the machine (drum, etc), are ...

...that problem, but is it possible that the machine becomes unbalanced with the spinning load and then aborts the spin, so it doesn't finish? Has the machine been properly leveled during

...during the spin cycle soapy water is leaking out somewhere close to the front right of the machine. I checked the hoses and could not find any holes or loose connections. This does not happen every ...

...during any cycle I use but just that the drum does not spin/move to wash, rinse etc. Belt looks fine too. Please can I get a solution for this. Thank you I had similar problem recently. It turned out ...

...during the spin cycle. Call a qualified appliance repair technician. It spins only with the lid closed For safety, washing machines are made so that they spin only with the lid closed. The lid switch ...

...debris. Replace the filter and close the pump access door. Rearrange the clothing in the load. An unbalanced load can prevent the washer from spinning or draining. Allow the washer to cool down for ...

Excessive vibration during spinning I have the Malber WD-1000 and it seems to vibrate a lot to the point where it physically moves around and seems to stop and reset itself when it spins. Wash cycles ...

...during a normal light wash load. While in the final high speed spin cycle, it sounds like someone is hitting the machine with a hammer ! The other short term spin cycles sound mormal. Go figure? ...