The cause of your Roper washer’s inability to drain may be a malfunctioning pump or a kinked or clogged drain tube. First, look for twists or obstructions in the drain tube. Examine the drain pump for obstructions or damage if the hose is clear. The problem might be fixed by cleaning the pump filter. It might be necessary to replace the pump if it isn’t working properly.

Roper washer spin cycle issues are frequently brought on by an imbalanced load or a broken drain pump. This can be fixed by redistributing the clothing in the drum so that the burden is balanced. Check the pump for damage or obstructions if this doesn’t resolve the issue. Additionally, look for wear or failure in the suspension system, motor coupler, and drive belt.

Make sure the washer is plugged in and the power source is operating correctly before attempting to start your washer. Make that there is no tripping of the circuit breaker. If the power supply is working properly, the control board or door lock might be the problem. The washer may not start due to a broken door lock mechanism. Verify that the door is closed all the way and check for any issues with the lock mechanism.

A malfunctioning engine, worn suspension parts, or an uneven load can all contribute to excessive noise or vibration during the wash cycle. Verify that the load is distributed evenly within the drum and that the washer is on a level surface. Examine the suspension system, shock absorbers, and drum bearings for wear and repair any broken components if the problem persists.