Timer

Lee for Model Number WTW5300SQO

Answer Hello Lee, Based on the information is sounds like you have a bad timer 8546685 and would need to be replaced. 

Vic for Model Number lsb6000pq0

Answer Hello Vic, Open the lid and grab one edge of the inner tub and try to move it. If it appears to be loose, (not referring to the spring loaded suspension), the drive block has probably failed. If the tub isn't loose, fill the tub at least partially with water and pull the drain line out of the standpipe far enough to see how fast the water is exiting the machine. If the water is coming out fully, I would next check the motor coupler. If you need more information, we have illustrated instructions on the dis-assembly and repair of these units, but due to incompatible formats, it cannot be posted here. We would have to send it to an e-mail address in the attachment. 

Brenna Ryan for Model Number LSR7300PQ1

Answer Brenna, Have your Dad check the clutch assembly 285785, it's most likely "slipping" and not driving the tub in the spin cycle, properly. He may want to view thwe video attached to the part number so he'll have a better idea of whats involved. Thanks 

Dan for Model Number LSB6000PQ2

Answer Hello Dan. Based on the information you provided, it is a bad timer 8546685 and you will need to replace the timer. You will test at the motor and see if both directional wires on the motor have 120 volts. If so, timer is bad. 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 

Stu for Model Number RAS8333PQ0

Answer Hello Stu. First I must address a touchy issue. Soap usage. A characteristic of material which has soap still in it is that the material will feel soggy. Detergent quality plays a big part in this. The cheaper the detergent, the more suds are in it as opposed to the chemical composite which actually causes the separation of the soil particles from the fabric. So you should use a quality detergent and use about half of what the directions say to use. You see, the detergent of today is much more concentrated than it used to be. Also, according to the engineers, most clothes that are washed today are lightly soiled so it doesn't take as much detergent as you think. Where it comes to soaping the washer, less is better. The machine has to rinse out all the soap you put in so this will actually result in a better wash result. Now that's out of the way, I would check to see that the machine is draining the water at the drain hose. (pull it up out of the standpipe while it's draining to see). If the water isn't coming out good you should check that no foreign objects are in the pump 3363394. If this is ok, check the inner tub to insure that it isn't loose in the outer tub, (The outer tub is on a suspension system so this is not where the slack is that I'm referring to). If the inner tub seems loose inside the outer tub, you might be able to tighten the spanner nut TJ90TB123A as a correction to the problem. This is located under the agitator. If it stripped the lugs on top of the drive block 389140 it may have to be replaced.Either way the nut has to be removed or tightened with a spanner wrench TJ90TB123A. Let us know if you need further instructions and we will be happy to help! Good luck and have a great day! 

William S. for Model Number lsr7333pqo

Answer Hi William. The timer buzzing sound will be from a internal contact not opening to advance the timer part # 8546685. It is time to change the timer. Thank You.