I have a Kenmore 90 series washer (110-C28922790). Washing, rinsing, and draining are no problem. But when it comes to the spinning cycle, it doesn't spin. I need to start it spinning manually until it starts spinning and then depress the timer off and turn it to the spin cycle to turn it on and at the same time (doing this step a few times) manually spin it. Eventually it will start spinning to its full speed. I checked the coupling and it had no problem. The agitator is a little worn, but I will replace it. Can you tell me what's the problem? Thank you.
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I'm pretty sure it's the timing. It's either a belt or a switch. You can get the parts from Kenmore if you can fix it yourself. Otherwise, you will have to call a repairman.
Is there any noise your washer makes?
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Could it be Drive Block or Spin Clutch Assembly?
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You could call Kenmore support and see if your washer is still under warranty, or if they have a second opinion what they think could be the issue over the phone.
You could have a damaged belt or broken tub motor. When my washing machine had a problem spinning, I found small cracks in my belt. Once I replaced the belt this solved my problem. A little WD 40 won't hurt either when replacing the belt.
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