LG front load washer wobbles

are you washing large pillow and bedsheet? any large material that hold great deal of water will cause the tumbler to wobble out of center rotation that in turn causes vibration. stop the machine and get as much water wrung out from the large bedsheet or pillow.i get this problem when my wife wash pillow and large bedsheet. the whole house shake violently if you live in two story home.

For the washer to spin, it must first drain the water out of the tub. Since you are hearing a rattling noise, and your washer will not drain, most likely the problem is the drain motor itself. The impeller wears out on the shaft, and start to wobble, and make a vibrating/rattling noise.

they have a few little shock obsorbers 1 or 2 of them would have failed

The washer spins real fast and can shake like he**. The load can also be unbalanced.

see if you can wiggle your washer while its not running if so you have to adjust the legs under the unit to level the unit

front Axel joints(CV) bad

the washer requires a structurally sound floor for shake-free operation. anything other than a cement/concrete slab will shake. even on a tile floor there is slight shaking. a vinyl over plywood floor just won't cut it. a pedistal makes matters worse; as you're bringing the center of gravity up and away from floor.

Barry The repairman was right. The drum is out of balance because of the load amount .Thed clothes or items need to be distributed around the drom rather than just throwing in. When it comes to spin the imbalance causes the machine to shake and move across the laudry.

As it sometimes works This is probably when you are not doing a heavy load of washing, so it appears to work OK.
Pack it with less, also adjust the front legs a full turn higher than the rear so prevent walking when it spins.If you cant find the spanner that was included , just use an adjustable one.

sounds like the backet on the back of the bsket. the bket is usually artound 200 dollars ad requires a pretty detaled teardown to change.

You could have a broken strut. However, keep in mind that these units are designed for 16llbs of dry weight for optimal performance.