Steve for Model Number 110.92588210 At your recommendation, I finally bought your timer and replaced it. The washer did exactly the same thing. It ran loud for 30 seconds or less and then quit. You could smell a "burning" smell it when it quit. I have now replaced the motor, the capacitor, and the timer. What is left? How about the "wash action" switch? I checked the shaft when I replaced the motor and it turned freely by hand. Thanks
Answer Hello Steve, This issue is normally caused by 120Vac being applied to two motor windings at the same time. This can be caused by a shorted harness, a bad speed selector switch, a bad motor, or a bad timer. This is the type of failure that will have to be traced with the wiring diagram from the unit and a test meter. I would start at the motor, looking for the two terminals receiving 120Vac. The time chart will indicate which should be receiving the voltage and the other one has to be traced back to the problem. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Thursday, December 31, 2015