Is your Samsung washer not spinning? This step-by-step guide covers everything from unbalanced loads to motor issues, offering practical solutions to troubleshoot and fix the problem efficiently.
When your washer is not spinning, certain repairs are more commonly required than others. Below are the most frequent fixes:
If your washer drains but doesn’t spin, the issue is likely related to an unbalanced load, a worn drive belt, or a faulty door lock. Start by redistributing the laundry evenly and checking for error codes. If the problem continues, inspect the belt or have the door lock mechanism tested.
A washer stuck in the spin cycle may indicate a sensor or control board issue. It could also be caused by excess suds from using too much detergent or a problem with the drain pump. Try running a rinse and spin cycle to clear the system and make sure the drain filter is clean.
Yes. Over-sudsing can prevent your Samsung washer from entering the spin cycle. Modern washers have sensors that detect excessive foam and may pause or skip the spin cycle to avoid mechanical damage. Always use HE (high-efficiency) detergent in the correct amount for your load size.
It’s not recommended. Running a washer that won’t spin can lead to water damage, mold buildup, and further mechanical issues. Stop using the washer until the problem is diagnosed and fixed. Continuing to operate the unit may also worsen the damage or affect your warranty coverage.
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