Why are my clothes still wet?

Keith explains why your clothes might be coming our of you washer still wet!
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[@debbiescott9507]

You explain things so very well and make it fun listening n learning, thx

[@serenababy6358]

Thank you! This was exactly what I needed to hear.

[@cesarraynor2121]

So it's gonna cost $10 for the motor and I can do it myself. New machine is tempting but if I can fix it then that will be cheaper :D

[@insightvideo6136]

Worn drive belt can also be the problem…more likely than a bad motor, especially if the drum is spinning at all. Motors are usually all or nothing. This guy is more of a salesman than a tech.

[@Ninja-Mama]

My clothes are super wet when I rinse on cold. No problems when I use any other temperature combinations. It’s only the rinse. I have a top loader Whirlpool washer. I kinda remember many years ago hearing that cold rinse would leave extra water in the clothes. IDK 🤷‍♀️ why?
Any ideas?

[@tvmovieedits3377]

I live in an apartment and our dryer machine is making my clothes wet and giving them a bad sour smell. How do I fix that?

[@skullbub]

Very helpful thank you so much!!

[@jasonrhoden52]

Great technician
This tech definitely knows his appliances

[@user-my6bh5id4m]

It’s rarely the motor.

[@pauliebots]

Mine was the clutch worn out. Not a bad fix, go to the six pad replacement. I just bought the ring and it's working beautifully. Clean surface that the pads contact. Dont know why this man did not mention clutch.

[@AMDRADEONRUBY]

Yeah Keith is back old washer rules

[@megg7558]

I used my brand new washer only three times. 1st time was perfect, 2nd time clothes stayed wet but not dripping, 3rd time half clothes come out dripping wet. Why, the washer is brand new? It balances out itself.

[@robertowens2133]

One question, mines is an kenmore elite washer, coupler yrs old, after the washer has finished washing, entire load, water starts to go inside the washer

[@snoopfurlow1275]

Drain pump..the pumpis weak,it dont suck the water out.check the tub,see if the motor is spinning fast.because a weak water pump wont suck the water out the tub,threw the drain pipe.

[@liujun4842]

make it simple, he is telling everyone "buy a new one"

[@larbiben2959]

Or u can just reset the motor

[@tberkoff]

My washer seems to be skipping the spin cycle and shuts off. I have to manual put in on spin every time and then it works. Any idea what is wrong?

[@Appliancefactoryout]

Just filmed a video on this today! Check back tomorrow to see it!

[@snoopfurlow1275]

Timer

[@Poordirtfarmerlive]

my new amana wont spin dont buy lowes sucks wont replace

[@BC-mu9df]

What happened to the sound

[@dawnchilton8040]

❤

[@doylec27]

Hi

[@sweatingbullets4235]

Not a broken drive coupler or bad lid switch or maybe a slow fill no fill oh yeah a bad capacitor a bad clutch what do I know I’m just a dum country boy

[@benjaminbrattleboroblue392]

Talk talk talk... say NOTHING about checking Clutch or Pump .. or checking drain lines for clogging... this is exactly who you DO NOT WANT TO CALL. Guy is propped up against that washer like a car dealer. Step on up and spend that money... I'll pass.

[@dmytroklopp6973]

Didn't learn Jack from this video

[@adamadams7281]

This was a really bad video.

[@Play4Vida]

Waste of time.

[@lukeyarasheski5510]

I dont understand this entire video. Aren't washers supposed to make clothes wet? And dryers are supposed to dry? Have I missed a huge leap forward in appliance technology?

[@fatalostriches8618]

I'm experiencing this issue currently. Essentially my clothes, instead of just being damp, can be wringed out. They are 100x more wet than usual.

[@MrSimonsays2592]

There's a huge difference in your clothes being damp/wet and being soaked enough to be wrung out. Lol he is talking about the latter, which is not good.

[@phillydan]

This guy should not be giving repair advice.

[@RunningToday77]

Why?

[@ulgen123]

Very uninformative video