I assume the pump is working properly. It drains and pumps the water out of the washer. But like you said earlier, it could just be pumping the water I see out. I removed the main outlit hose, but can only see a small section of the washer. I assume the pump is working properly. It drains and pumps the water out of the washer. But like you said earlier, it could just be pumping the water I see out. I removed the main outlit hose, but can only see a small section of the washer.

Was there still a lot of water left in the machine when you took the drain hose out and lowered it to empty? If there was I would still suspect a blockage or poor pump. If there was only a small amount, providing that there is nothing moving around blocking the outlet and then clearing it, that the pump may well be working properly. Are you using a quick wash? I only ask because depending on what speed your washer does on, some quick washes the spin speed is not the maximum and clothes do come out wetter. If I use a quick wash on my washer I always use the setting for fast spin after the wash to drain the clothes more otherwise they are wet due to the slower spin during the quick wash. Was there still a lot of water left in the machine when you took the drain hose out and lowered it to empty? If there was I would still suspect a blockage or poor pump. If there was only a small amount, providing that there is nothing moving around blocking the outlet and then clearing it, that the pump may well be working properly. Are you using a quick wash? I only ask because depending on what speed your washer does on, some quick washes the spin speed is not the maximum and clothes do come out wetter. If I use a quick wash on my washer I always use the setting for fast spin after the wash to drain the clothes more otherwise they are wet due to the slower spin during the quick wash.