Washer displays F25, may not spin properly or may stop during spin phase.

Safety first: Unplug the washer before removing the rear panel or touching the motor.

Step-by-step:

• Check load: Remove heavy or bulky items and try a smaller load to rule out overload.
• Inspect harness: Access the motor and verify the harness connector is secure and wires are intact.
• Spin drum: Rotate the drum by hand to ensure it moves freely without grinding or binding.
• Test motor/tach: Using the tech sheet, measure resistance of the motor windings and tachometer circuit. Replace the motor if readings are out of spec.
• Check motor control: If motor and wiring are good, the motor control board may be failing and require replacement.

When to call a technician: Motor and control diagnostics often require specialized knowledge and tools. Professional service is recommended if basic checks do not resolve the issue.