Guys:
Could use some help here if someone knows. We have a couple year old Kenmore washer that the spin cycle is not quite working. Ie clothe a bit too wet at the end of the wash. I have had similar problems before with older kenmore washers. I have not had real good success diagnosing and fixing the problem. Also past experience has shown that just using troubleshooting guides can lead to replacing the wrong part before actualy finding the bad one. I have researched some ,on line for ideas.
1) SWMBO likes to play with the cycles and spin the timer to wherever to get double rinses etc. Is this likely to cause the problem??
2) Is there an inherent weakness in the whirlpool/ kenmore brand that is causing the problem??
3) What should I be checking to find solution to problem?
4) should I switch to a different brand machine?
I am looking for experince here I know an experiences tech often knows right where to look. And what to repair replace. Hope no one considers this a stupid question. And I know it is a bit OT. Although no worse than "My dog is sick" or "My cat got run over by a car"
Thanks for help in advance
Tin Falcon
PS whoops guys had to edit that is the spin cycle having problems with Verry verry sorry . Yah cant help withot the correct info!!!
Could use some help here if someone knows. We have a couple year old Kenmore washer that the spin cycle is not quite working. Ie clothe a bit too wet at the end of the wash. I have had similar problems before with older kenmore washers. I have not had real good success diagnosing and fixing the problem. Also past experience has shown that just using troubleshooting guides can lead to replacing the wrong part before actualy finding the bad one. I have researched some ,on line for ideas.
1) SWMBO likes to play with the cycles and spin the timer to wherever to get double rinses etc. Is this likely to cause the problem??
2) Is there an inherent weakness in the whirlpool/ kenmore brand that is causing the problem??
3) What should I be checking to find solution to problem?
4) should I switch to a different brand machine?
I am looking for experince here I know an experiences tech often knows right where to look. And what to repair replace. Hope no one considers this a stupid question. And I know it is a bit OT. Although no worse than "My dog is sick" or "My cat got run over by a car"
Thanks for help in advance
Tin Falcon
PS whoops guys had to edit that is the spin cycle having problems with Verry verry sorry . Yah cant help withot the correct info!!!
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