Washer drum does not spin at high speed; clothes come out very wet; E07 displayed on CDA washing machine.

Safety first: Disconnect power before removing panels. Do not bypass safety interlocks.

Step-by-step checks:

• Rule out load issues: Open the door and redistribute the laundry. Avoid single heavy items (e.g. one bath mat). Run a spin-only program to see if the machine reaches full speed.
• Check suspension: Excessive tub movement can prevent spin. Inspect shock absorbers and springs (from the rear or top) for oil leakage, broken mounts, or detachment. Replace worn dampers.
• Inspect motor and tachometer: As with E06, check the motor brushes and tachometer coil resistance. A faulty tachometer will prevent the PCB from safely ramping up spin speed.
• Examine wiring to PCB: Follow the motor harness to the control board. Look for chafed insulation or loose connectors. Repair or replace damaged wiring.
• PCB evaluation: If mechanical and sensor components are sound, the spin control logic or triac on the PCB may be defective. Professional testing or replacement of the board is advised.