My washer works fine until it gets to the spin cycle. It doesn't want to initially spin on it's own, so I have to keep lid switch tripped and manually "kickstart" the spin cycle. Once it completes, I can then re run the spin cycle on it's own without any issues. Can't determine if it's the clutch, springs or something else. Any suggestions?
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It seems like it may be the clutch assembly but if you're also having problems with the wash cycle e.g. intermittently not agitating etc, then it could be a worn motor coupling as this can also affect the spin action as well.
The supplier linked was only because it was useful in that there are videos for how to replace the components and it also shows the manufacturer's part number for each part. The Whirlpool part numbers, are shown in the parts list for your model
If you find out which part is the problem, search online using the manufacturer's part number for the faulty part (not the parts supplier's part number), to find suppliers that suit you best.
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Hi @stonepitbull42,
What is the model number of the washer?
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Hello @jayeff, model number is 23812100.
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