A residential washing machine failing to spin its drum during a cycle is typically caused by a broken drive belt, a faulty door latch switch, a worn motor coupling, an overloaded laundry basket, or an obstructed drain pump. If the safety switch in the door assembly fails to register that the door is closed tightly, the electronic control board will refuse to engage high-speed spinning. Similarly, if water cannot drain out due to a clogged pump filter, the machine will abort the spin cycle. You can troubleshoot door latches and pump filters easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when replacing a snapped drive belt, fixing a faulty door switch, clearing pump clogs, or redistributing laundry allows the washer to spin properly.
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