machine constantly going into spin cycle not wash

Google suggests turning the dial to 0=off, unplugging from the wall and leaving it for between 1 and 24 hours then plugging back in to reset it.

On Sun, 29 Oct 2017 14:14:04 GMT, SQ coalesced the vapors of human experience into a viable and meaningful comprehension...

Apparently that's an Indiit model number.

I don't know that model myself but I would hazard a guess it is not going into any particular "cycle" as you suggest, but rather the motor is spinning uncontrollably because the tacho pulses are not being fed back to the PCB so the processor can not determine the RPM.

Look for the little tacho coil on the back of the motor, with its rotating magnet inside, check continuity of the coil, and the connections to the PCB. Suspect the areas where the wiring flexes with the movement of the drum on its suspention, typically the conductor will fracture inside the PVC sheath.

My crystal ball keeps doing this too, Its away being mended. Note we need more to go on than this! Brian

Blimey does it run Windows then? It will need a reformat next and spend all washing day doing a software update. Brian