Handy Man October 10, 2011 for Model Number MVWB400VQ0 I thoroughly checked the Maytag Bravo washing machine and the water is being sparingly sprayed from the the Rotor/Stator part of the washing machine. I made sure the wash load is level and not at full capacity. Also, the sprayed water seem to happen during the wash cycle of the wash. Any ideas, solutions will gladly be appreciated.
1 Answer Hello Handy Man. It sounds like the tub bearing is bad, and you will need to replace the tub assembly W10193886. Hope this helps. Read More...
Dale September 11, 2011 for Model Number mvwb800vqo When my washer is in spin cycle it makes a lot of noise and is leaking oil on the floor under the washer. Can you tell me the most likely part I would need to repair this washer.
1 Answer Dale, There isn't much oil (actually less than 1/4 Oz.) It's most likely dirty, soapy water from the leak at the tub seal. You would need to replace the outer tub assembly W10193887 to have all the parts you need for the repair. Good Luck and Thanks Read More...
Mollie M. July 23, 2011 for Model Number MVWB850WQ1 A silver dollar coin fell between the rotor and the plate on the bottom of the tub. How do I get it out? Will it damage my machine if I leave it. It is not visible, although I tried a magnet unsuccessfully. Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Mollie. Remove the center cap off the wash plate and remove the bolt in the center of the wash plate W11252784. Lift the wash plate out of the bottom of the washer tub and remove the silver dollar coin. Reinstall in reverse order. Hope this helps. Read More...
Hank July 17, 2011 for Model Number Cabrio - wtw6600sw What is the purpose of the Rotor ? Is it magnetic for the Stator to turn ? Thank You!
1 Answer Hank, you're on the right track, the rotor is the contains the magnets that turn the shaft, based on the inputs from the control board,and the rotory position switch, the large, plastic, drum attached to the bottom of the tub is the rotor 280146 . Good Luck and Thanks Read More...
1 Answer Hello Joe. What is your model number, and what gap are you talking about? Where is the gap located? Thanks. Read More...