How to Successfully Repair and Reassemble a Dryer with a Grounded Heating Element 

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How in the world would it get inside of the heating element? I knew you called it an underwire but I didn't think you were talking about a bra Oh well ,learned something new@@HarperandKnowles

It had to have been in a load of clothes and worked its way through the vent holes to fall onto the element coils.

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What model washer is it???

Model is MVWC300VW0

I'm thinking it could be a defective gearcase hopefully I can return it

Did you replace the clutch? Maybe the brake cam isn't engaging with the clutch. Or the motor coupling is missing. several things could be wrong other than the gearbox. It sounds like you're getting no power transfer to the gear case.

I see the clutch spinning and hear the pump running like it's on neutral drain, but doesn't stop to go into the spin mode