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Washer will leave cloths dripping wet after spin cycle.

by Brian
(Wisconsin)




Have a whirlpool washer, and when you take cloths out they are dripping wet. any body have a suggestion what it might be. I'm thinking that it dosen't spin fast enough.




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Hi Brian,

There are two things that commonly cause this problem and they are the coupling and the clutch.

If the washer weren’t spinning at all the coupling would be the first thing I would check. Note that if the coupling is bad it will not agitate or spin.

If it spins slowly or will agitate but not spin then the clutch is most likely the problem.

These pages will help

Whirlpool Washer Won’t Spin

Whirlpool Washer Won’t Spin Or Agitate

Note that I am assuming that you have a Whirlpool direct drive washer, which is the most common top loading washer that Whirlpool has. If this is not the case I will need the model number to help.

Thank you,
Shawn/administrator

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