Lisa for Model Number MAH 4000 AWW So far, my Authorized rep has replaced the Control Board, the Wax Motor, and the Spin Enable Switch but the remaining problem is that the machine just will not launch into the high spin cycle needed to wring the water out at the end of the cycle.I know that there is a Q6 triac that has 600 volts and 1 AMP which may be bad but I can't find out where it is - is it on the Control Board which means it has already been replaced?The only things left that I can figure are the Q6 triac, the wax motor spring, or the tub bearings. Please send me information as to the Q6 triac as well as instructions to replace the tub bearings. I have already spent over $400 and want to save my machine as it is now perfect except for this. The motor attempts to move into the high speed spin - I can hear it begin - but it then backs off" (as in giving up) and returns to the low-speed, tumble, spin which of course leaves the clothes wringing wet.Thank you for your help - the Rep is returning tomorrow night. Lisa
Answer Lisa, What about a loose connection or faulty off balanced switch on the tub ? As for the tub bearings, they'll usually make some type of squeaking or squawking noise, when they start to go bad, so no noises would be a good indication that they're not bad, yet. The easiest way to explain this here, the technician needs to conduct all the 24 VDC checks in and out of the main control board, and check to insure all the internal contacts on all the wire connectors at the board are making proper contact and fit tight on the pin connectors on the board. If you do determine , the tub bearings are the issue, the individual parts are available and replaceable, and we can supply the information and a basic "how to" if you need it. As for the Q6 triac etc. that information is no longer available to us, so we can't be much of an assist there. Thanks and Good Luck Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Tuesday, January 24, 2012