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The lid switch is the most common cause for this. To check the lid switch, first unplug the washer. Then you need to take out the two screws that hold the control panel in place (one on each side, you may be able to see them in front, you may have to snap off two covers to see them or they may be on the back) then hinge the control panel up. Once its up, you should see a plug attached to the case with three wires - unplug it. Now using your ohmmeter, check to see if you have continuity between the two outside wires (make sure the lid is closed) on the female plug end (the one still attached to the case after you have unplugged it). It you do not have continuity; the lid switch is bad and needs replacing. Whirlpool Washer Not Spinning Repair Guide
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washer fills, agitates, cycles through the wash and stops at the draining stage, also no spin stage
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