Washer-dryer combo shows F25 and may not spin properly; clothes may be wet at end of cycle.

Safety first: Unplug the unit before accessing the motor or control board.

Step-by-step checks:

• 1. Access motor: Remove the rear panel and locate the drive motor.
• 2. Inspect tach wiring: Identify the tachometer wires (often a smaller pair in the motor connector). Ensure the connector is fully seated and wires are not broken.
• 3. Check motor mount: Ensure the motor is firmly mounted and not excessively loose, which can affect tach readings.
• 4. Test tach output (advanced): With a multimeter set to AC volts and the motor connector partially back-probed (only if you are trained and can do this safely), spin the drum by hand and look for a small AC voltage from the tach leads. No output suggests a bad tach or motor.
• 5. Replace motor: If the tach is integrated and faulty, replace the entire motor assembly with the correct Maytag part.