Your problem sounds like the drum/tub drive clutch is worn. Especially if the motor operates fine and attempts to spin the tub. This model is a direct drive unit, no belts, so if the motor operates during the spin and drain cycles but the tub is barely moving, only two problems can cause this, bad clutch (which is engaged only during the spin cycles) or worn drive coupling on the motor. If the coupling were a problem, though, you would also notice sluggish or erratic agitation during the wash cycle.
Hope this helps
kcomp1863
I need to correct my earlier solution. The machine should not try to spin while it is draining. So if it spins slowly, there may still be too much water in the tub. Easy to check and rule this out first. Open the lid and insert a small screwdriver in the hole by the lid rest to activate the lid switch, DO NOT PUT HANDS IN THE MACHINE while doing this test. Check to ensure all water is drained from tub before it attempts to spin. If there is still water in tub at this point, there be drain hose blockage or the drain pump is malfunctioning. If all water is drained and it still spins slowly, then either the motor coupling is slipping or there is a tub clutch problem.
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