Greetings Henry Arias chain. Basically the problem seems to be that at least one of the shock absorbers could be defeated, resulting in the plastic tub and everything it carries with it tilts either to one of the 4 corners of the washing machine cabinet or to one of its 4 sides in the same cabinet and if that were the case, then it would no longer be a single buffer but two to be replaced. To have a clearer idea about it, just by opening the door of the washing machine - being without clothes and without water - and looking at the spinning drum ring you will see if the ring is 100% centered with respect to the opening through which it Insert the clothes into the spin drum or if the ring is moved to one of the corners or to one of the sides of the washer cabinet. The washer has one or two of its legs adjustable screws that allow the tub to remain level as long as its dampers are well. You have to keep in mind that it is not the cabinet to be leveled because its aerodynamic design prevents it. It is the ring of the spin drum that should be well centered. If with the adjustable legs you cannot level the plastic tub, you have no other way but to replace the shock absorbers. These are usually sold all 4 together. If the top cover of each shock absorber is the same color, it is indifferent where you put them. But if there is a pair of one color and another pair of another color, both pairs of shock absorbers are different from each other and the place where they go as they came from the factory must be respected. There are cases where 3 of the dampers are equal and the fourth different from the other three. The one that is different goes in one of the back corners of the cabinet supporting the greater weight of the main engine. Discuss what is your case if there is a tilt of the spinning drum ring either to one of the 4 corners or to one of the 4 sides of the washing machine cabinet. Thanks and regards. Edited on 08-28-2019. Approach by Henry Arias. Thanks btvictor. What I could observe at the moment, since I had to leave was that the tub or the drum seen in front of the washing machine if we mark an imaginary cross in the circle of the drum it has up, down, right and left. In this case I notice that the one on the right is more involved than the one on the left, but little that is barely noticeable but it is. With respect to the adjustments, only the first two have two because the back ones are fixed. Tomorrow as soon as I return I calibrate the two adjustments to see if the tub is centered. Sorry btvictor there is a way to spin it without water. Thank you. Observations by btvictor. Greetings Henry. You can definitely program the spin stage without water and without clothes without any problem. Once the washer has been leveled without water and without clothes, it is advisable to fill the tub to its low level with water just to give it the final touch of the leveling adjustment and that's it. The weight of the water will make the tub and everything she carries down a little and it can be corroborated that the drum ring does remain centered. Another fact to take into account is to check the back of the washing machine after removing the back cover of the cabinet, if the bar related to the door switch is very attached to the plastic tub. Usually that bar of about 15 or 20 cm is kept separated from the outer wall of the plastic tub approximately one centimeter. If the bar is very inclined and almost touching the plastic tub, this will undoubtedly influence the spin stage. Thanks and regards.