Washing Machine Vibrating Due to Poor Levelling
A machine that rocks during spin is sometimes one simple adjustment away from sitting perfectly still.
Worn or Broken Drum Bearings: Signs and Repair
A deep grinding sound that gets worse over time is the drum’s bearings asking for help.
Worn or Snapped Drive Belt: What to Expect
Belts stretch, fray, and eventually give up entirely — and when they do, the drum stops listening to the motor.
Drum Not Rotating During the Wash Cycle
The motor can be working perfectly fine and the drum still won’t move — the link between them is the real story here.
Drum Off-Balance or Sitting Unevenly
A drum that leans or rubs against the casing has lost some of its support system underneath.
Shock Absorbers or Dampers Worn Out
Bouncy, noisy spins usually mean the cushioning beneath the drum has worn thin.
Suspension Springs Broken or Detached
When a suspension spring lets go, you’ll hear it before you see it.
Why Won’t My Washing Machine Drum Spin?
When the drum just sits there while everything else runs, the chain between motor and tub has broken somewhere.
Washing Machine Spinning Too Slowly
Wet clothes after a full cycle usually point to a belt or motor that isn’t pulling its weight.
Excessive Vibration During the Spin Cycle
If your machine sounds like it’s trying to walk across the kitchen, something underneath has given up.