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What is the specific model number of your machine? Pride is a marketing line designation, not so much a model numbering. That being said, the first action upon reaching rinse should be to drain the wash water. A dead pump would prevent it from doing so. Look under the machine at the pump for visual evidence of failure ... such as rusting/mineral deposits from leaking, try turning it by hand via the cooling fan to check if it's seized ... you may be able to break it loose enough to run, although it probably should be replaced if so.

Machine Status is all normal info: Diverter is off (or heating, on, or cooling) HVDC refers to control board voltage Size is correct OOB is off-balance switch status (push tub to the right/rear to trigger it) T is the temp reading from the thermistor in the water inlet chamber Target is the target mixed inlet temp per the selected wash temperature (blank unless the machine is filling for wash) OOB Warning Status is of no concern. Fault 9 is size switch error ... which is strange. Was either the display board or motor control board replaced some while ago? The machine size (diameter of the basket in millimeters - all US models are the largest size but NZ/Aus models are sold in three capacities) must be programmed into the control board, which typically is done only when the board is replaced. Anyway, that was 746 cycles ago (maybe left from factory configuration), so no concern now. Indication thus far is that you may be having erratic power drop-outs on the household circuit to which the machine is connected. Or maybe the power plug is loose in the socket? Or the power cord is damaged, has a broken wire internally? Check the circuit, wall outlet, and machine's power cord into the console. ------------------------------------------------------- For your reference, Diagnostic Mode on IWL models can be engaged while a cycle is running. Machine Status will report the target temp during fill. After triggering Diagnostics, press and hold Lifecycle for an additional beep (then Lifecycle yet again if the display is blank). 2nd-level diagnostics gives two additional screens. Version Status reports six parameters. Of interest is the instantaneous SmartDrive motor RPM reading. It should max-out up to 1,010 RPM for high spin speed. The 5th screen is not labeled, gives info related to fabric sensing and water level sensing. WL I believe refers to the water level depth in the tub in millimeters, the other parameters are mysteriously cryptic (except to F&P software engineers). Press Power once to exit back to normal operation display, the running cycle will not be interrupted. While in Diagnostics, press (and hold) How Dirty Up to run the hot water valve. How Dirty Down for cold. Fabric Care (press, don't hold) toggles the pump on/off. Home button toggles the diverter valve on/off for testing ... Machine Status screen will report Heating, then On ... or Cooling, then Off. Diverter On + Pump On (with water in the tub) = recirculation. Diverter Off + Pump On = drain. When the display is blank in Diagnostics, press Options Down for Control Options screen, then: - Home button toggles Restart -- when enabled (highlighted, default) the machine will automatically "restart" (potentially several times) when a fault occurs in an attempt to recover from the condition; when disabled (not highlighted), the machine will stop immediately when a fault occurs. - Options Up button manually toggles Hot Tub -- this software flag prevents spin faster than medium speed and is "set" by the control board each time a hot or warm wash fill occurs, and auto-resets after a cold rinse. - Adjust button toggles Recycle mode -- when enabled (normally is not) and a cycle is run, the machine will continually repeat the cycle from start to finish until manually shut off, for purpose of troubleshooting faults/malfunctions that are erratic. Machine size is set via Fabric Care + Power. Adjust button to select size, Power to exit & save. For fun ... Start + Power engages Demonstration Mode. All the lights flash and an information scroll runs over the display at repeated intervals. Cycles and options can be selected but the machine cannot be started for safety purposes in a store display. Press/hold How Dirty Up to play a tune. Press/hold Fabric Care (for a 2nd beep), then How Dirty Up again for a different tune. There are two or three tunes (if How Dirty Up tops-out from repeated presses, crank the indicator back down with How Dirty Down to continue playing). NOTE -- Pressing Power shuts the machine off but Demo mode remains active (again, for safety purposes) ... UNPLUG the cord for 15 seconds to reset Demo mode.

The model number sticker is at the back of the control console, at the left side when looking at the machine from the front. You probably have a GWL11. First, let's clarify how the machine works. It does not go into spin with a full load of water. It does a neutral drain first. Due to the mechanical design of it, the machine *cannot* spin until AFTER the water is drained. The noise in question may be the pump. If so, the noise should (theoretically) be happening for a short time (3 to 5 mins) near the beginning of the wash phase of the cycle, and again during the ending rinse and spin phases after the wash period is completed. A problem with the pump should have no effect on whether or not the machine can spin ... other than in regards to whether or not the water can fully drain out. Another possibility is a clogged or malfunctioning *divertor valve*. This is a valve that controls how the water flows when the pump runs -- either recirculated back into the tub, or sent out the drain hose. If the valve isn't working properly, fully switching between drain and recirculate positions, the machine may have trouble draining because some of the water may keep recirculating back into the tub. This will typically also result in the clothes being "drippy" to some degree. Next ... with the machine off, if you reach in and manually turn the basket, do you hear the noise? If so, then 1) there may be a foreign object of some ilk stuck beneath the basket, between it and the outer tub; or 2) the basket drive coupler may be broken or malfunctioning.