Verduzco November 09, 2015 for Model Number WTW8800YC1 I replaced bearings and shaft using part W10435302 and W10447783 . I am convinced it was done correctly but when reassembling, I noticed that the rotor had worn a couple of magnetic plates, probably because the stator is scrapping against it; When spinning there is a knocking sound. My question is: What is the best sequence to deal with the rotor hitting the stator? Do not want to buy unnecessary parts. Should I start with the suspension rods ? or replace the stator / rotor ? or rotor position sensor. No error codes in automatic test and washer is balanced against floor. Thank you Washer Whirlpool Model number WTW8800YC1 (2 ½ years old !!!)
1 Answer Verduzco, You will want to make sure that the tub shaft is straight. If it is then the rotor would definitely need to be replaced and check the stator to make sure that there is no damage to it and replace if necessary. Read More...
James August 02, 2015 for Model Number wtw6400sw2 I get an F50 code. When testing the stator thru the P10 connector at the control board I get 1.5k ohms instead of 15k ohms on the 6-3, 6-4, and 6-5 pins. Is this a coincidence that it is off by a factor of 10? My trouble shooting sheet says it should be 15k.
Kristie April 12, 2015 for Model Number kenmore elite oasis 2628032k701 my washer keeps going on to "UL" code in the last 8-9 minutes of cycle. I have tried to run drain/spin cycle with and without clothes and continues to go "UL". what can it be
1 Answer Kristie, It's not likely a WPW10419333 stator problem, but it could be a failed RPS sensor WPW10178988 or loose connection. The sensor "tells" the control what rpm's the motor is running, if the readings are incorrect the control will give the UL error code. You also need to make sure the washer is level both front to back and side to side and the tub sits centered in the opening. Read More...
Ron February 12, 2015 for Model Number WTW6200VW0 My washer has started making a loud roaring noise during the spin cycle, increasing in frequency and noise level as the speed increases. Sounds like a bearing going bad. I looked through the tub assembly diagram but did not see any separate bearings. Is this part of a higher level assembly?
1 Answer Ron, You would want to replace the tub assembly for your unit. The bearings are available separately but would need to get a tool that can only be used for bearing replacement and would be around the same cost. The part number for the tub is W10193886. If you want the bearing, the part number is W10435302 and the tool is part number W10447783. Read More...
R. Kokoszka January 17, 2015 for Model Number Maytag Bravos mvwb750wqo During spin cycle tub spins then hits the side.I have replaced the tub shaft and bearing kit and replaced the rotor on the stator motor. The new shaft spins great UNTIL I PUT THE NEW rotor over the stator. The rotor turns about 3/4 of one revolution then it feels like the rotor is hitting something which causes a "drag" when I'm spinning the rotor. this is exactly what the washer was doing before I replaced the tub shaft and bearing kit and put a new rotor on it.Do you think it is the stator?
1 Answer R.Kokoszka, You will want to check the stator for damage and also check the RPS sensor to make sure that it is in place properly. Also check the suspension rods to make sure that they are not damaged or loose. Read More...
Paige January 08, 2015 for Model Number Wtw6500ww1 Have error code f 51. Have unplugged machine and was able to cancel the cycle but as soon as a cycle begins the same code comes up.
1 Answer Hello Paige. F then 51 flashes when there is a motor rotor position sensor (RPS) failure or lower harness problem. You will need to replace the sensor WPW10178988 and harness WPW10137697 on the unit. Read More...
1 Answer Hello John. You need to check the agitate cam 280161 and see if it is bad and needs to be replaced. Read More...
Mar July 08, 2014 for Model Number wtw7600xw2 My washer makes a funny noise when its washing and it also keeps going to ul when it starts to spin. What could this be?
1 Answer Hello Mar, This sounds like a dropped phase in the motor. This is most commonly caused by a poor electrical connections between the control and the motor and/or RPS. Many require the harness WPW10137697 to correct the issue. The units' self-diagnostic mode can be used to diagnose the issue but most of the fault codes will basically state a poor electrical connection between these parts. Of course, the RPS WPW10178988 is another common failure as is the control board WPW10372179. Read More...
David July 06, 2014 for Model Number mvwb300wq2 During the spin cycle, the washer just started making a roaring noise that is very loud. This continues through the entire cycle while normally this washer is quiet. What part should be replaced?
1 Answer Hello David, The loud roar is an indication of failing spin bearing. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has made the spin bearing available only as part of the outer tub assembly WPW10321442. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Art. Based on the information you provided, you will need to replace the suspension W10820048 on the unit. Read More...