Hello, My 7-yr old washing machine will start, fill-up with H20, spin and then when it is time to move to the next cycle it completely stops and will not drain. If I manually remove the water myself, it will restart and do the same thing, but it won't drain and it doesn't matter if I move to a different cycle e.g. spin, drain, etc. it won't do a thing. I am single-girl-with-house and I am wondering if it is better to just get a new washing machine or call someone in. My fear is that calling someone in will cost almost as much as buying a new one and/or it will be fixed and I will continue to have problems. This is the 1st time anything has gone wrong with it. Thank you, Mimi

dumazor dumazor is offline Member Join Date Dec 2011 Location Canada Posts 2 80 Series Washer Hi there, I am having the same troubles as everyone else here. My washer does drain, however it does not spin. I have checked the switch, and every time I engage it, it activates there motor. I just flipped the machine, removed the 2 pipes by the motor to see if something plugged it. We replaced the coupler a few months ago, and when I feel it and spin it, there seems to be some play in the rubber part of it. Is that normal? Where would I be looking if a sock got stuck. I have little ones with little socks, and previously got stuck somewhere, and a tech found it. As the holidays are approaching, money is tight. Thanks Read more: [url]http://www.doityourself.com/forum/kitchen-laundry-large-electric-appliances/156215-kenmore-80-series-washer-wont-drain.html#ixzz1glpyjdV5[/url]