The washer will not agitate in wash cycle. It fills, spins during rinse and pumps OK. The belts are intact. I blew the fuse while attempting to manually manipulate the lid switch to see when the spindle was turning, I am on my way out to get a new fuse.
What’s next to troubleshoot?
No, the only sound appears to be the control knob timer.
geostan
Gene,
Thanks for the follow-up. I noticed that each time I cycled the timer knob, it did not operate consistently. The motor never operated during the wash cycle, but it operated during spin, most of the time. I decided to replace the timer assembly and the washer works like new.
Thanks again,
Geostan
My display on my clock started to fade a few months ago. The keypads and oven continued to work fine, with no error codes, I just couldn’t see anything on the screen. Times were tough so I lived with it.
Now that I have a little extra $$ I decided to replace the clock - part number AP4090010 or mfg part# 71001872. When I installed the clock and re-energized the system, I got an F1 error code with a continual beep. Looking at the error code, I did the F1 test, and didn’t get an error code with the new clock installed and the switch membrane disconnected, so per the instructions, I ordered the switch membrane from APP - art # AP4089601, JA number 71002871. I installed the switch membrane, with the new clock, then got an F7 message with a continual beep, which indicates a bad clock!! I can reinstall my old parts (old membrane, old clock, and don’t get any error messages and the oven works okay, I just can’t see anything. I suspect I got a defective clock from APP - is there an easy way to test it? Thanks.
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My display on my clock started to fade a few months ago. The keypads and oven continued to work fine, with no error codes, I just couldn’t see anything on the screen. Times were tough so I lived with it.
Now that I have a little extra $$ I decided to replace the clock - part number AP4090010 or Manufacturer part# 71001872. When I installed the clock and re-energized the system, I got an F1 error code with a continual beep. Looking at the error code, I did the F1 test, and didn’t get an error code with the new clock installed and the switch membrane disconnected, so per the instructions, I ordered the switch membrane from APP - [art # AP4089601, JA number 71002871. I installed the switch membrane, with the new clock, then got an F7 message with a continual beep, which indicates a bad clock!! I can reinstall my old parts (old membrane, old clock, and don’t get any error messages and the oven works okay, I just can’t see anything. I suspect I got a defective clock from APP - is there an easy way to test it? Thanks.[/quote]
I’ve attached a few things at the bottom of this response. I think you’ll find the manual helpful. If your model is a single oven I’ve also got a picture of the relay board.
F1 on this model is usually a bad power relay board. One of the symptoms is a fading display. It’s not to say you still don’t have a issue with one of the other components. Scan over the below manual. Make sure you’re looking at the right fault code list for your model.
http://servicematters.com/maytag_library/docs/16010312.pdf
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