You hear the typical beep of your washing machine signaling that the cycle is done and when you walk through the doors, you're stunned to find your clothes are still damp. Although your clothes are damp after the cycle but they shouldn't be heavy and heavy.

Make sure you check the cycle

The issue could appear as easy as changing the cycle, for instance in the case of washing towels and didn't remember to switch the cycle from a slow low-spin cycle to a faster spin cycle. Try a higher-speed cycle to see if this resolves the issue.

The volume of the load

If the size of the load as well as the wash settings aren't in sync it can cause the washer to become unbalanced and run at a lower rate. Examine the settings for the load, then change the distribution of items as needed and begin a drain as well as a spin.

The drain hose is blocked

If you've tried an empty and spin cycle, and your problem continues to persist it could be an issue with your drain hose. Begin by taking a look of the hose at the back of the washer. Examine for any kinks, twists, or incorrect placements. The hose should be smooth curves that are free of any restrictions.

The drain hose is blocked

If the examination of the drain pipe is in good order, there could be a blockage preventing the draining of the water. Remove your washer to the source of power then place a bucket beneath the drain pump to collect any water trapped in the tube, then take the hose off. An experienced technician can identify the issue, which could also include:

• A blockage in the drain filter.
• A blockage inside the drain pump
• The belt of the washing machine has to be replaced