Update to previous response, the error code is a little tricky to read it displays the "F " first and then alternatively flashes the second part of the code like "06" which you may mistaken for how many minutes are left. A common code for your issue might be F06 when combining the two parts of the code. A washer stopping just before the high spin cycle could indicate a MCU board issue, bad connection to the board in the top of the machine, bad connectors or even a motor issue. Having the correct code will help narrow down your particular issue.

Clear out the drain filter behind the bottom front panel. Panel can be removed with a 7mm socket driver for three screws on the bottom. Pull out on the panel after all three screws are removed. Twist round filter out counter clockwise, but be prepared to catch water in the drain after opening the filter container. Clean the white plastic filter and put everything back together. If this doesn't fix it, check the pump just to the right of the filter to be sure it is in working order and also check the inbound drain and the exit tube beyond the pump. Update: Update to previous response, the error code is a little tricky to read it displays the "F " first and then alternatively flashes the second part of the code like "06" which you may mistaken for how many minutes are left. A common code for your issue might be F06 when combining the two parts of the code. A washer stopping just before the high spin cycle could indicate a MCU board issue, bad connection to the board in the top of the machine, bad connectors...

Not sure I understand how the "F35' code relates to the "F " code, it is quite possibly the cause. I would check the filter just behind the bottom panel. I found a comb and other junk in the filter probably blocking the water flow. The bottom panel can be removed by using a metric socket 7mm three screws near the bottom. After removing all three screws just pull outwards on the front bottom panel. Inside you will see a dial which loosens by twisting counter clockwise. Clean out the plastic filter and put everything back together. Search YouTube HE3 if you want to see a video of this process. Could be other places blocking the water exit or as already mentioned some kind of air pressure issue. Update to previous response, the error code is a little tricky to read it displays the "F " first and then alternatively flashes the second part of the code like "06" which you may mistaken for how many minutes are left. A common code for your issue might be F06 when combining the two parts of the code. A washer...