How do I get my washing machine to spin?

How do I get my washing machine to spin?

1. Redistribute an off-balanced load of laundry.
2. Level an off-kilter washer.
3. Check the power source.
4. Stop using an extension cord.
5. Inspect the spin switch.
6. Stick to high efficiency detergent with a front-load washer.
7. Undo any kink in the hose.
8. Track down a blockage in the drainage system.

Why is my washing machine not rotating?

Drain pump blockage One of the most common reasons why your washing machine has stopped spinning is when it can’t drain properly due to a blocked drain pump. This can happen when something gets stuck in the outlet pipe, preventing the steady flow of water in and out of the machine.

Which spin cycle is best in washing machine?

Washing machine spin speed recommendations

• – A 1200rpm – 1400rpm spin speed will suit most family situations balancing economy and performance.
• – Faster spin speeds will decrease the time it takes to dry your clothes.
• – Faster spin speeds reduces the time required in a tumble dryer.

Why are my clothes too wet after the spin cycle?

Loading Too Many Items Overloading can lead to an imbalance that reduces the washer’s spin speed, leaving clothes too wet after spin cycle completes. If the washer leaves clothes soaked after a large load, remove some items, redistribute others and run another rinse and spin cycle.

Why is my top loader not spinning?

If the belt mechanism is loose or slipped or the belt is damaged, it may not be spinning with enough force. If the belt is broken or fully off the rollers, then it won’t spin at all. A washer that won’t spin isn’t washing. If it can’t agitate clothes, then clothes don’t get clean.

Why is my spin cycle not working?

Check the washing machine’s spin cycle. If the spin cycle works, the motor is operating and the belt is not broken. If the spin cycle doesn’t work, the belt may be loose or broken. Tighten or replace the belt.

What spin cycle should I use?

Cottons: most suitable for cotton items requiring a high agitation wash (such as towels or bedsheets). Cotton cycles usually have a high spin setting, and so is not recommended for delicate items. Synthetics: offers a medium agitation wash with a low spin speed.

What spin setting should I use?

The most common, however, are 1400 spin speed washing machines. The lowest washing machine RPM speed is 400. If you’re washing a normal load, it doesn’t make sense to go down to 400RPM as your clothes will come out damper than is ideal. But, this setting is perfect for delicate fabrics, particularly silk.