When your residential washing machine completes a drain and spin cycle but leaves your laundry soaking wet and heavy, the problem is usually caused by an obstructed drain pump filter, a kinked external drain hose, an unbalanced laundry load, or a failing drive motor. If the machine cannot expel water fast enough due to a clogged pump filter choked with lint and coins, the drum cannot transition into high-speed spinning. Additionally, modern electronic load sensors will automatically abort high-speed spinning if an unevenly distributed heavy blanket or rug creates a dangerous imbalance. You can troubleshoot balance easily by rearranging garments. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when clearing pump filter clogs, straightening drain hoses, or redistributing laundry loads allows the washer to spin at high speeds and extract water thoroughly.
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