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This washer is 25 years old and has been a workhorse, needing mostly minor repairs over the past 5 years - drain pump, motor coupling, etc.  I replaced the transmission about 4 years ago, but the motor is the original one.  The problem now is that water is left in the tub after the spin cycle ends and/or the clothes are still soaking wet.  Probably related are (1) The agitator column is very hard to spin manually - as you would do after adding detergent while machine is filling with water, before clothes are loaded; and (2) The washing cycle is loud with a bit of a banging noise.

Suggestions?

Thanks in advance ...

Posted

If it's spinning but the clothing is still too wet make sure it's draining properly. If it is you probably have a bad clutch. Check for grease in the clutch and check the wear on the clutch pads. Also check for a leaky trans, often they leak and get grease into the clutch causing it to slip.

Any grinding is usually related to clutch, trans or brake assembly. 

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Any grinding is usually related to clutch, trans or brake assembly. 

That's hilarious!  Coming from an automotive background and reading this.  

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6 hours ago, xjosh said:

That's hilarious!  Coming from an automotive background and reading this.  

I don't get it.

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