This issue may be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Defective lid switch assembly
• Broken motor coupling
• Loose or damaged drive belt
• Worn-out clutch components
• Faulty drive motor
• Seized tub bearing
• Seized tub seal and bearing kit
• Squeezed bearing
• Failed door lock motor and switch assembly
• Malfunctioning motor control board
• Worn-out or loose drive block
• Damaged or seized drive pulley
• Worn-out, seized, or damaged clutch
• Wear and tear on the basket drive
• Worn-out basket drive hub kit
• Transmission wear and tear

This issue could be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Seized tub bearing
• Faulty tub seal and bearing kit
• Rear drum bearing seized or grinding
• Blocked or faulty drain pump
• Broken drive motor
• Malfunctioning water intake valve
• Failed motor coupling
• Non-functional clutch
• Worn, fractured, or brittle drive belt
• Transmission wear and tear
• Worn, cracked, loose, or bent drive pulley
• Worn out, loose, or unstable pulleys
• Malfunctioning U-Joint kit

This problem could be due to one or more of the following reasons:

A hole or crack in the pump
Tears or damage in the tub seal and bearing kit
Rips in the tub seal kit
Damage to the tub spin seal
Broken or compromised tub seal
Torn or damaged door boot seal
Fractured or torn hoses between the tub and pump
Leaking fill pipe on the washing machine
Leaking drain pipe

This issue could be due to one or more of the following factors:

• Damaged or worn-out belt and water pump
• Broken or loose drive belt
• Faulty lid switch assembly
• Failed door lock motor and switch component
• Clogged drain hose
• Malfunctioning drain pump
• Obstructions in the pump or hose
• Clogged coin trap

This issue could be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Faulty user control and display board
• Malfunctioning timer mechanism
• Blown line fuse or damaged fuse holder
• Blown thermal fuse
• Damaged main control board
• Defective door or lid latch assembly
• Failed motor and switch for door lock
• Electrical or power supply issues
• Defective power cable

This issue could be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Broken support bracket
• Fluid leak from the balance ring
• Broken suspension spring
• Broken spring in the counterbalance
• Fractured or worn-out snubber ring
• Damaged or worn-out shock absorber
• Fractured suspension rod
• Worn-out, missing, or sticky snubber pad
• Legs are not balanced or properly leveled

Potential reasons for this issue could be:

• Defective door or lid latch assembly
• Malfunction of the motor and switch mechanism for the door lock
• Issues with the functionality of the main control board

Potential reasons contributing to this issue might involve:

• Motor coupling failure
• Lid switch malfunction
• Door or lid latch malfunction
• Motor breakdown
• Stator damage from a fire incident
• Defective or impaired rotor assembly
• Door lock motor and switch failure
• Faulty motor control board
• Transmission wear and tear

Potential causes for this issue include:

• Faulty lid switch assembly
• Failure of both the door lock motor and switch assembly
• Broken water intake valve
• Malfunctioning main control board
• Timer malfunction

This issue may be linked to:

• A malfunctioning water intake valve
• Failure of the pressure switch
• Inadequate water pressure from the home supply