How do you stop the cycle immediately after starting (found a sock that needs to be added in the washer) and then re-start wash cycle

is the blue light a loading light ???(light that shines inside too allow you too see ) next all washers mfg after 2010 have a drain cycle after there first started , some of these can be mighty quiet almost imperceptible to hear , if you allow it to continue it will next add water and start to wash (if working properly) , the drain cycle was added because it was found out that everyone was prewashing dishes (silly I know) and then adding them to machine, this ,made for a lot of water runoff and then machine wasn't adding enough water for a total wash cycle , so mfg all figured it best to add a drain cycle first to all there washers

my cabrio is having problems too it won't go through a full wash cycle ,when it's time to drain it stop.I cleared the drains and even took the drum out and found some socks,then I started it today and it worked till the drain cycle .I also had it run a diagnostic and stopped on C8. I hate laundermatts

i found out what happened, i took apart the pump in the bottom of the washer and discovered a sock had gotton stuck in the filter. hope this can help some1.

Hard Reset - In some cases the control can be non-functioning or may not accept activation from the control panel. To clear and restart the control follow the these steps:

* Unplug or turn the circuit breaker off for 30 seconds.
* Reconnect the unit to the power source by turning the breaker back on or plugging the unit back into the wall outlet.
* Press the Pause/Cancel/Stop button twice to clear the "PF" in the display.
* Start a short cycle to check the operation of the machine by selecting a cycle and pressing and holding the start button until the machine starts.

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issue where washer stops and water won't drain might mean something is in drain area.

look at my issue "eco smart won't drain, smells hot" and see about the sock. I found one of my husband's socks so far down in the tub bottom that I couldn't see it when I looked between plastic outer liner and wash tub. Had to remove black motor/white housing on bottom of machine--which i had to replace cause it burned out. That is when I saw the sock and pulled it out through a quarter-sized hole.

It turns out that there was a sock stuck within the pump in the washing machine. I removed the back cover and removed all the excess water, because once the sock was removed, the water was free to escape. I just removed the hose that connects to the pump and felt the sock, and was able to remove it. Once I hooked everything back up, the washing machine ran great.

My F & Paykel washer did this. There was a baby sock under the wash basin. I called for repairman and he found the problem.

We had the same problem. We unblocked the filter (found a hair grip, a belt buckle and a sock) and with luck it will be fine now. To unblock the filter pull down the little white round flap on the front of the machine and unscrew the filter. Beware though water may pour out when you unscrew the filter.

Just take off the bottom kickplate (3 screws on the bottom). You'll see the pump front and center. Twist the front face of the pum slowly to the left. All the trapped water will flow right out towards you. There could be a sock or some other debris there. Unclog, screw that faceplate back in and start it up.

I would replace the timer.