First thing I found when I opened front control panel was that small glass fuse was burned. I replaced fuse and machine started to fill water. Once water level was reched, water valve closed and nothing happened till timer reached last spin and pumped water out.
it didnt spin in the spin cycle
Could be (from least expensive to most expensive):Worn or broken belts; Bad lid switch assembly; Bad Timer; Bad motor; Bad transmission.
I was going to check timer to see if it is sending connection to the motor. Do you know what pins should have connection when machnine is washing (agitating)
If you can read a Schematic, you’ll find one in the console. I couldn’t pull one up for your model #. Just look for the specific motor-related wires coming off the timer and check those contacts with your volt meter. That’ll tell you if power is leaving the timer.
I checked wireing and there is a power to the motor. Does this motor have some kind of overload switch that need to be reset.
Magician59 thak you for all your help. I was able to find drawing and after tracing evrything, I found problem. The problem is inside the motor. The centrifugal switch is loosing connection and it is not letting motor start. Unfortunatly, motor can not be taken apart so I may just buy new washer instead of putting money in old machine.
how do i fabricate the inner glass door that consists of three pieces?
The spray arm seal comes out of the lower wash arm in the cycle and prevents rotation. Pushing it back in allows proper rotation until it works out again. I have purchased a new wash arm assembly and seal and they look the same as the existing parts. What is the correct way to assemble the seal to the sprayarm? Am I missing something?
Thanks