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Nanci
October 5, 2021
Top load washer spins but does not get all water out of clothes. Occasional burning smell. Have to put on spin only cycle to try and get all the water out and that does not always work anymore. Towels get heavy and then sometimes it won't do the additional spin.
For model number 11082370120
Hello Nanci, Thank you for the question. We suggest checking the Belt. Make sure it is not worn and rubbing causing the smell. Also if the belt is worn it will not be able to properly spin the basket and allow it to spin/drain the water from the clothes. We hope this helps!
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Fix Number: FIX11746889
Manufacturer Part Number: WP95405
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