Problem: Overload condition – mechanical load on motor exceeds safe operating limits
How to Fix Washer Error
- Pause cycle and redistribute laundry evenly around tub perimeter.
- Remove 2-3 garments if tub is packed tightly (max load should leave 3-4 inches space below tub rim).
- Avoid washing single heavy items alone (blankets, rugs) – add towels to balance load.
- Check for foreign objects wedged between tubs (coins, tools) causing mechanical binding.
- Manually rotate tub assembly with washer unplugged – should spin freely without grinding or excessive resistance.
- If tub binds mechanically, remove front panel and inspect for objects trapped between inner/outer tubs.
- Verify suspension rods/shocks aren’t broken causing tub to rub against cabinet during spin.
- Check drive belt tension – excessive tension increases motor load (should deflect 1/2 inch when pressed midway).
- If overload occurs with small loads, suspect failing tub bearing requiring professional repair.
- After load adjustment, restart cycle and monitor for smooth acceleration during spin.
Still Not Working?
If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.










