Spinning to slow closes still wet

Charlotte,
Without knowing the brand, we can only give you an idea of what might be the problem, but it obviously did not get up to the proper speed when spinning the water out since you have very wet close. If you can reply back with the brand and model of your washer, we can help you better.

Sounds like the water drained but the drum did not spin. Select spin and see if the drum actualy turns. If you hear a motor running then it could be just the drive.

Water pump screen is plugged. Will not drain properly even though it goes into high spin.

It's possible that the tub didn't drain properly in the allotted time and the remaining water is slowing your drum from coming to maximum extraction speed.

Fill setting has to be adjusted and the belt is slipping on the spin cycle and not generating enough centrifugal force to get the water out.

The clutch needs to be replaced, this will happed when machine has been overloaded in the past,

Actually, it could and probably is your door switch! If the door switch doesn't "tell" the control board that the door is not closed, the washer will not spin out your clothes. And when they go bad, that's exactly what defective door switches do. Order the switch first. Then take off the top lid by removing the two screws in back of the lid itself. Then, open the door, remove the two screws holding the door switch from the front of the washer. Pull it up and pay careful attention to how it is wired. Connect the wires to the new unit from the old one by one and reinstall. I bet it will spin!

GO TO www.repairclinic.com ENTER MODEL NUMBER AND LOOK AT PART 1195967 THIS IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE MOTOR AND THE TRANSMISSION. CLICK ON THE PIC AND LOOK AT ADDITIONAL VIEWS SO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS SUPPOSE TO LOOK LIKE. NOW TAKE YOUR WASHER SOMWHERE WHERE IT CAN BE LAID ON IT'S BACK AND REMOVE THE PUMP HELD ON BY 2 RETAINER CLIPS. sLIDE PUMP OFF OF MOTOR SHAFT AND SET ASIDE. NOW REMOVE THE 2 MOTOR MOUNTING CLIPS AND MOTOR WILL COME OFF EASILY. IF ANY OF THE FINGERS ARE BROKEN OR CRACKED REPLACE THE PART. ALSO CHECK OUT PART 541811 CLEAN THIS OUT TOO REPOST IF THIS DOES NOT SOLE IT.

Open the lid of the washer and let it down gently to see if you hear a click when it closes. There is a lid switch that sometimes fails and prevents the washer from going into a spin cycle. If you don't hear the click when the lid closes, then you may need to have the lid switch replaced.

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it sounds like a faulty door switch,when you close the lid,it pushes a switch in letting the washer know its safe to spin,replace the door switch ,it is a common problem as the switch is being pushed constanly open and closed,usally held by 2 screws