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[quote=biosdude;191064]This started today.  I wonder if it is fairly easy to fix?

We've tried a complete cycle and spin does not work.  Fills, agitates, and drains ok.  

This is a front loader.  We know how to take it apart (have cleaned out the pump filter a couple of times).  Have nothing but the papers that came with the washer, so I haven't started any trouble shooting.

Any pointers to an FAQ on how to trouble shoot or idea about which part to replace?[/quote]

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biosdude	Posted: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 10:07:21 PM(UTC)
	Just looked at the tech sheets. It appears there are multiple types of spin cycles. S1 = not working, S2 = working, S3 = not working. Does this help?
biosdude	Posted: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:12:03 PM(UTC)
	This started today. I wonder if it is fairly easy to fix? We've tried a complete cycle and spin does not work. Fills, agitates, and drains ok. This is a front loader. We know how to take it apart (have cleaned out the pump filter a couple of times). Have nothing but the papers that came with the washer, so I haven't started any trouble shooting. Any pointers to an FAQ on how to trouble shoot or idea about which part to replace?

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