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This addressed  many kinds of noise a front loader might make t but not the specific one described.  Its he kind of answer given by someone trying to be helpful, who knows a lot, but doesn't listen carefully before replying.  Been there, done it myself.

Virtually none of these "causes" would create e a loud bang ONLY at the end of the spin cycle with NO other noises during operation.

A  bad clutch, which this model/series does NOT HAVE, might.

A  bad mechanical transmission, which this model/series does NOT HAVE, might.

A sudden violent noise would happen at the end of a smooth silent spin cycle ONLY if the breaking action caused something heavy to move  that was loose, or a supporting part or rettraint was binding .

-spin basket spider (cracked arm or loose)

-shock absorber binding.

-motor mount

-counterweight bolts loose, unlikely on Electrolux division washers - the weights are molded to fit recesses in the plastic outer tub.

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