4 Reasons Your Whirlpool Washer is Not Completing Spin Cycle

Have you ever put a load of laundry into the wash, only to find that the final spin cycle doesn’t seem to be working? This is often a common issue with Whirlpool washers. There are several possible causes for your Whirlpool washer’s final spin cycle not completing. Let’s take a look at some of the most common ones. 

Drive Belt Issues 

The drive belt connects the motor and transmission by spinning the inner tub during the washing process. If this belt has become loose or damaged, it can prevent the spinning from occurring. To check if this is the cause of your problem, unplug your washer from its power source and remove any items from inside it. Then you can locate and inspect the drive belt for damage or wear. If its condition is questionable, it should be replaced as soon as possible in order to get your washer back up and running again. 

Clogged Drain Hose 

If there is something blocking your drain hose, preventing water from draining out of your washer during its spin cycle, then it won’t be able to complete this cycle until all of the water has been removed from inside it. This could be due to a clog in either the drain hose itself or in another part of your plumbing system. You should inspect both ends of the drain hose for blockages and clear them if necessary. 

Faulty Water Level Switch or Pressure Transducer 

The water level switch determines how much water needs to be added during each wash cycle while the pressure transducer monitors water levels within the tub during its spin cycles. If either one of these parts fails, then your Whirlpool washer won’t be able to complete its final spin cycle as needed because it won’t have enough water inside it to finish properly. Replacing these parts may help resolve this issue for you.                                            

Conclusion:

As we can see, there are many potential reasons why your Whirlpool washer isn't completing its final spin cycle correctly - from drive belt issues to clogs in your drainage system or faulty pressure transducer/water level switch components - so don't forget to investigate all possibilities before replacing any parts! With a little bit of troubleshooting know-how and patience on hand, you'll soon have everything running smoothly again in no time!