machine washes, rinse and remove the water but doesn’t do the spin cycle so the cothes are very wet. I lifted the lid while in the spin cycle the motor stops when I push down the lid switch the motor comes on but the drum down’t spin. I checked the coupling which is still good. What might be the problem?
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Yes this is the correct Model number
Yes it is
I think you meant LSR7233EZ0? Remove the cabinet, jump out the lid switch and run it in spin mode. Observe the clutch hub. If it is not spinning open the lid for a few seconds and close again. If it still does not spin, the motor is running and the coupler is good, the gearcase is bad. If the clutch hub does spin then either the clutch is faulty, the brake cam driver is broken, there’s a problem with the basket drive or the basket drive block is faulty.
Eric
[quote=hnsberk;812368]machine washes, rinse and remove the water but doesn’t do the spin cycle so the cothes are very wet. I lifted the lid while in the spin cycle the motor stops when I push down the lid switch the motor comes on but the drum down’t spin. I checked the coupling which is still good. What might be the problem?[/quote] the clutch hub is not but the motor is running
I found the problem it was the plastic camdriver the lip was broken. I have taken out the old lint catcher because I was getting too much lint and replaced it with the 4 new rubber lint catchers. I didn’t make a different what els can I do to eliminate this problem.
I don’t know about the lint problem but for the record, a broken tab on the brake cam driver cannot cause the clutch hub to stop spinning. You said it wasn’t spinning during spin mode. The only thing that can cause that is a faulty gearcase, faulty motor coupler or motor not running.
Eric
Hi Eric , sorry but I replace the broken cam and everything works except my lint problem I guess all my work was for nothing but it is working again.
Thanks a lot for your help, I am back to washing again