It cost me a few bucks but I did get it fixed. I downloaded a repair manual for my washer for less than $20. I tried a new drain pump. Still wouldn't drain. I should have tested for power to the pump, but I didn't. It then said to try the main PCB. I thought I was ordering the main PCB but I actually ordered the main control panel, where you push the control buttons. That didn't work so I ordered the small control panel which is to the left of the pushbutton panel. It houses the dial. Still didn't drain. Then I did some more reading and discovered that I had not ordered the Main PCB at all. It is located at the RH side of the back panel. The top panel is held on with two screws through the back panel. Remove them and slide the top panel back and then up. The top lifts right off. Once you know what you're doing you can probably change it in 5 minutes. Works like a charm now! Appliance Parts Pros did an excellent job of supplying the parts. I just wish someone on the forum could have helped me. These must be an unpopular machine. I kept the extra parts as I feel they are all parts that will eventually need to be changed anyway. I hope this post helps someone out there. Take Care!

The part # is DC92-00133A. Sorry I don't have a picture. Good Luck!!!!

I also just resolved the exact same situation by replacing the main PCB inside the white plastic enclosure at the rear of the washer ... DC92-00133A .

It appears that the relay contacts on this PCB don't have a lot of excess 'capacity'. Since the drain pump cycles on and off a lot more often than the circulation pump, the relay contacts for the drain pump are prone to failure. Unfortunately, the entire PCB is 'potted' into the rear portion of the white plastic enclosure making relay replacement impossible.

You are right here but i suggest you to checked it from a technician. don't waste time here.