Timer

Esp for Model Number MAV7650AWW

Answer ESP, Yes, it could be a timer 22003499 issue. Once you remove the control panel from the console, you should find the wiring diagram inside. You should then test the water level switch 22002705 circuits, put the timer dial in a fill and wash cycle, pull out the knob, and check the timer terminal / contact circuits using the timeer cam chart. 

Joe for Model Number maytag washer mav7700aww

Answer Hello Joe, There could be a couple of things that would cause this issue. Based on the information it sounds like the motor is overheating. Things that could cause this is too low or high voltage coming to the motor. You should have 120 +/- 10 percent vac. A stuck contact on the timer causing unit to send conflicting voltage to the motor spin and agitate signal. A bad pump that may be making noise and causing drag on the motor. Or a bad thrust bearing which is allowing the brake to not release enough and causing a drag. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html 

Dorothy for Model Number lnc6743 serial number 10575370mv

Answer Hi. By all symptoms you need to replace the timer part # 22003499. Thank You. 

Sat R. for Model Number MAV7580EWW

Answer Sat R, Your post information would indicate a failed contact in the timer 22003499. The contact is not "opening" at the pause portion of the cycle and the motor will continue to agitate, because it can't reverse direction. To remove the timer, first you need to unplug the power cord. Carefully remove the timer knob insert 22001664 with a small flat blade screwdriver, then remove the locking pin 22002997 using the same method and then slide the knob and skirt off the timer shaft. Remove the three phillipshead screws across the back edge of the control panel and pull the top towards you. Lay the control panel on the top of the washer with a rag under it , and disconnect the wiring harness block from the timer. Remove the one mounting screw and lift the alignment tab with the screwdriver and lift the timer out of the console. Reverse the procedure and test the washer for proper operation and leaks. 

Dianne for Model Number MAV7700AWW

Answer Hi Diane. The lid switch is part # 22003804. When the unit fills then stops you need to replace it. If at first you need to check it then the two terminals next to the plunger should read closed with the lid closed. If they are open, the switch is bad. Also the terminal next to the plunger and the third terminal should read closed with the lid closed. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. You remove the back cover and lift the lid as then you pull (slide) the switch out and up. It has grooves in the top of the cabinet that the switch guides itself into while installing. Thank You. 

Jake for Model Number mav7700aww

Answer Hello Jake. You will need to check and make sure the lid switch 22003804 is good on the unit. See if the washer does the spin cycle after the wash cycle befor rinse. If not, and the timer advances through both spin cycles, the lid switch may be the problem on the unit. If the timer spins the first, but not the last, it sounds like the timer 22003499 may need to be replaced on the unit. Hope this helps.