The year and model # of washer would have been helpful !- Without knowing that, first check the belt at bottom, it may be slack or broken. If no belt check the 'flip-flop' solenoid unit (This is two solenoids mounted on a movable frame)
Most washing machines will first wash the clothes/rinse (as you know) and then when drying they should stick to the side of the washing machine. If I do delicate things such as lingerie or sweaters I put them in a pillow case with an elastic band on them and they won't stretch or get too many wrinkles. Also if your machine has different settings for washing then put it on medium to low and that may solve the problem. Other than that, it appears your agitator is doing the job well. Most of my clothes are on the sides to bottom of my washing machine when the cycles have finished.
First of all you need to figure out what it is NOT doing, then tell the people who you are asking for help.
I'm still trying to figure that one out. First I got to get the whirlpool washer to start up.It just went dead about one ago.R.Z.
By diagnosing what is exactly wrong with it like getting into a car that wont start
An agitator that barely moves in a washing machine likely has too many clothes in the machine. Too many clothes constricts the agitator and prevents it from working as it should.
that would be the agitator. it moves the laundry around to 'swish' the water through your clothes.
The agitator has two parts. One is the bottom agitator and then you have the top agitator that moves the clothes around. If the top part of the agitator is not moving. You probably need to replace the dog ears. A great sight to look this info up is www.repairclinic.com. I have ordered from them before. Good Luck! Karen
Pulsator is like agitator, but it doesnt have a post at the centre
An agitator is a device or mechanism to put something into motion by shaking or stirring. There are several different types of agitators, such as manual, a washing machine agitator, and a magnetic agitator.
the seal under the agitator may be bad.or have something stuck under the agitator,
As the drum of a washing machine rotates, centripetal force moves the clothes and water to outside. This force allows for the clothes to be thoroughly spun dry.
If u get a top load washer without the agitator like a whirlpool cabrio high efficiency the only difference is about $400. If you are talking about the traditional washer the washer fills up and the agitator cleans the clothes. With the front load and top load HE models they use way less water and friction cleans the clothes.
agitator is a stirring machine, a homogenizer is a device that breaks structure in order to make a homogenious solution
agitator cap can be unscrewed, then the retaining nut removed, then the agitator pedestal can be pulled up off the drive splines.
They tend to tangle clothes more and can also cause a lot more lint on the clothes. The washing action tends to be quite vigorous, and combined with the lack of an agitator in the middle to separate the clothes, you get a lot of friction.
It depends on what type of washer it is. If it's a GE model, and the motor / transmission is good most likely your problem is the Agitator Coupler which is located beneath the agitator If the washer is made by Whirlpool / Kenmore and the motor / transmission is good most likely your problem is the Agitator Dogs which are located inside the agitator Both are easy and inexpensive fixes