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Electrolux LEH1642DSO washer won't spin on full load...

Eric Gunnerson

By Eric Gunnerson
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This is a stacked front-loading washer and dryer.

It's behaving strangely; if you do a full load of laundry, it will not spin during the spin cycle; it goes through the whole cycle but no spinning.

If you take that load of very wet laundry out and put it back in 1/3rd loads - or just run a small load instead of a full load - it works fine. 

I've found a few examples of the wiring diagram online, but none of them are legible. 

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If the load is Too large it may not be able to balance it out causing the no spin problem

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