The washing machinge is not completing the complete cycle

Hello friend, thank you for the post!

I understand that your Frigidaire washer, ATF6000ES, continues to cycle after your wash is complete. Sounds like it could possibly be an issue with your control panel or sensor either one may not be communicating that the wash cycles have been completed. Since it maybe either one of these underlying issues, I would recommend having a technician come out to the home to diagnose and repair your washer. I hope this is helpful. -Matt

Question is somewhat ambiguous, since in normal operation the door "unlocks" when the cycle is finished and the orange DOOR button is depressed. To manually open the door mid-cycle or with no power, find the yellow plastic tool attached to the soap tray and use it (or something similar) to pry open the front access panel at bottom left. There will be a plastic ring projecting downward into the cavity behind this panel: pull it sharply downward and the door should open.

To Set the Cycle Completion Signal Tone Level
• With the "CLEAN" and "SANITIZED" and "RINSE AGENT" Indicator
Lights flashing.
• Press the "Tone Level.
• As you press the "Indicator Lights illuminating and the Cycle Completion Signal
Tone level changing.
o If none of the Wash Cycle Indicator Lights are illuminated,
there will be no tone. The Cycle Completion Signal is turned
off.
o If one of the Wash Cycle Indicator Lights are illuminated,
there will be a low Cycle Completion Signal Tone Level.
o If two of the Wash Cycle Indicator Lights are illuminated,
there will be a medium Cycle Completion Signal Tone Level.
o If three of the Wash Cycle Indicator Lights are illuminated, you
will be at the maximum Cycle Completion Signal Tone Level.
• Press "START" to save your settings.

Sounds like you have a pump issue, make sure it is not blocked or restricted :)

If you have a timer in your washing machine, you can adjust it to a lower setting, and still have a complete
a complete washing cycle.

Apparent malfunction in the timer circuits. Specific Component replacement not available.

worn gears

Problem fixes. Lid cover switch needed replaced. Thanks. Rick

If it is shutting off when its in the spin cycle than you either have a unbalanced load or a problem in the shocks that will trigger a false shut off in the spin cycle.Let me know what cycle it's shutting off in.Also if you can catch it right when it shuts off , then immediately try to turn it back on ,if it comes on without hesitation then you can rule out a failing motor .

It may be possible that you are using too much soap. There is a turbidity sensor that checks for soap in the water. It will keep rinsing until it thinks the soap is gone. You did not state if you are ever able to complete an entire cycle or not. If the cycle never completes, it is possibly a problem with the main circuit board. Have you allowed the machine to complete a cycle?