Greg for Model Number LSQ8520JQ1 We have a washer that will fill properly, runs through the cycle where it is supposed to drain but seems to lock up at this point. We get an electrical burning smell and the only way to get it to run again is to unplug it for a few minutes. When it is plugged back in, it runs fine for the rest of the cycle. Does this sound like it is the timer that needs to be replaced? At first this only happened on certain wash cycles so we just avoided those cycles. Now it is doing it on all cycles at about the same point. Thanks
Answer Hello Greg, This sounds like you could have a restriction in the drain pump WP3363892. This is commonly caused by a long string, (as the strings that can ravel from the edge of an old towel), wrapped around the inside of the pump. Since the pump cannot be opened, it will most likely need to be replaced. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Saturday, June 15, 2019