My machine is about 2 years old and I'm having a problem with all of the cycles. The wash cycle will start and then stop when it gets to the rinse part. After a couple of minutes, the signal beeps with the OE message and the clothes are left in the bottom full of water. I had to manually drain the water out of the bottom of the machine. Thanks for helping!!
It could be as simple as a wire has come off the pump during transport or the pump was about to die.
check if wires have come off pump and if ok then with a little water in the machine see if you can blow some air back down the drain hose to see if there is a blockage in the hose or the pump if there is you will have to remove the hoses from the pump and clear the obstructions
SOURCE: WATER WILL NOT DRAIN OR SPIN
OE is inded a drainage error.
From what you describe it is most likely that the drain motor is not working properly due to a loose electrical connection or bad motor itself. This is not that easy to verify since it requires some machine moving and disassembly to get at it.
I can give you further instructions if you like...
If your machine is still under warranty you should call someone in for service.
SOURCE: washing machine not spinning or draining water
I have the same washer, WT-R801. Does the machine stop all together when the spin cycle arrives?, if so check the pump on the drain. Mine was burnt out. Its available for $61.00 delivered from Adelaide. Steve.
SOURCE: LG Intello 7KG Washing Machine
You may have some articles that made their way into the pump housing. Alot of times I see dimes get stuck in the ports of the pump, remove and check out thoroly and also check hoses coming to pump for little son of a gun articles that like to hide.
SOURCE: GE profile washing machine won't agitate it spins out, drains,
Pull the agitator out and check the drive collar splines.If you have the model I think you have just pull straight up on the agitator. Once removed you will see the drive collar with a 7/16 head bolt,remove it and pull off the collar.First before pulling it off spin it if splines are stripped it will spin freely.
SOURCE: Wont drain or spin
Hi, Most possible causes are:-
1.Make sure the lid is closed. There is a switch inside that completes the connection. Your washer may not spin or agitate if this connection is not completed. Make sure that the speed selector switch is not between speeds. Verify that the washer is not in a soak cycle. You can also reset the water level up or down to make sure that the water level control switch isn't stuck. If you hear a humming sound when the washer is full of water, you may have something stuck in the drain pump.
2.If one of these is not the problem, check the belt. The main drive motor has two distinct functions. The first function is to spin the basket; the second function is to reciprocate your agitator. Inside your washer's transmission is a crank type gear and connecting rods that are used to agitate the washer, with the spinning coming from the washer motor itself. This usually entails some sort of clutch mechanism. Some things to check if your washer is not agitating and/or spinning are:
3.If you notice weak or no agitation, the splines connecting the agitator to the drive shaft may be stripped and need to be replaced.
4.After a lot of use, belts can become worn or damaged. Replace any worn or damaged belts immediately. If you have a broken belt, replace it and check the pulley to make sure it's not seized.
5.Sometimes the drive pulley can wear out and it won't turn the drive belt. Look for wear marks, pits, or uneven spots. It's best to just replace it with a new pulley.
6.Many washers use a reversing motor. Sometimes it will continue to work in one direction even if it won't spin in the other direction. If your washer has a drive motor issue, you probably need to replace the motor with a new one.
7.The lid switch is a safety device that's there to protect you from sticking your hands into a spinning washer. If this switch goes bad, the washer will not work. You will have to replace it. It is inside the main housing for the washer, and located near the door frame.
8.The coupler connects the motor to the transmission. After lengthy use, this plastic and rubber coupler can wear out. If this happens, you need to replace it.
9.Transmission and clutch assemblies can cause agitator and spinning problems They are fairly complex.
Regards,
mannu_rakesh
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ok, when you say manually, do you mean that you extracted the water yourself or, did you press the drain button on the dial or control panel?
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