Based on the model provided, the washer should be a direct drive which would not utilize support rod springs. However, the model provided would utilize suspension pads and counterbalance springs. Oftentimes, a direct drive unit will have the suspension pads start to flatten out in between the triangular brace and the bottom frame. If they are flattening out, they would need to be replaced.

I dismantled one of the springs/damper assembly after removal from the washer which is very easy to do. The bottom end of this damper/spring assembly uses a collar that is supposed to grip the rod and prevent a lot of bouncing when the unit goes into the spin portion of the cycle. As a temporary repair I used a small metal pin(from a safetyPin and pushed it into the bushing to provide a little more friction. This was suggested in a video by a tech who claims it will work. All 4 assemblies were done and I will see what the results are when I run a load of wash. I also put a piece of 4"X6"foam board about 1" thick at each side of the top of the sheet metal to see if that will prevent the noise and bounce of the wash basket . I used RTV on the backside to glue it in place at all 4 sides. I doubt that this will make much difference but will see what happens. If this does not do any good I will order and intall a new set of dampers.