John J February 03, 2019 for Model Number MAV7700AWW Washer agitates but when it comes to the spin cycle it won't spin but the timer continues through the spin cycle to off. What do you think the problem is?
1 Answer John, For this issue the most likely cause for no spin would be a thrust bearing that is faulty. Read More...
Steve August 17, 2018 for Model Number MAV7700AWW How do I get the timer knob off to remove the timer?? I've purchased a replacement timer based on other questions you responded to. I watched the repair video for replacing the timer, however a different timer was used in the video and they used needle nose pliers in a hole to pinch the snap clips. Mine has a similar hole on the back of the timer but I see no clips. I tried just pulling the knob straight out to remove it but no luck. Please help! I'm a silly knob away from what should be an easy replacement. What am I missing!
1 Answer Steve, On your timer knob there is a center cap you pop off to find a retainer clip.Then remove the other dials to find two screws that will release your timer. Read More...
Dominic December 29, 2014 for Model Number mav7600aww the white cycle only washes then stops, but the timer continues to the end of cycle. all other cycles work fine . could this be a timer problem?
1 Answer Dominic, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty timer which would need to be replaced. Read More...
Dave December 02, 2014 for Model Number MAV7600AWW I have a Maytag Atlantis that leaves a big tub full of water at the end of the cycle for me/my wife. It appears it does not spin as well. If I push the timer in and turn all the way around to "SPIN" and pull the knob out it will then spin and drain. I should mention this does not happen every load. We can sometimes go 2 or 3 weeks and it functions perfectly and then all the sudden, like last Sunday, all 3 loads I did the tub was full of water. Have been doing some reading up on the subject and it seems to be the timer or the thrust bearing, but I can not pin point which for sure. Any advice? Thanks in advance! Dave
1 Answer Dave, With the issue that you are having, it sounds likely that the issue will be that the timer has a stuck contact which is making the unit not spin properly. Read More...
Ralph October 14, 2014 for Model Number MAV7200AWW I have a maytag atlantis washer sometimes it does not drain properly and sometimes it does sometimes I have to put it on the rinse cycle again to get it to rinse properly and on occasions it works fine
1 Answer Hello Ralph. You will need to check the thrust bearing kit 12002213 and see if it is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Kevin August 07, 2013 for Model Number 22003499 Hi, our Maytag Atlantis washer machine stop agitating. It works on every cycle even spin. Just will not agitate to wash the clothes. Is this a bad spot in the timer? Also, now that I have taken it apart to look at model numbers on the timer. A green (ground I assume) wire coming up from inside the cabinet is off. It has a connector which appears to be for sliding onto a piece of sheet metal. Where would this attach? Thanks for your time, Kevin.
1 Answer Hello Kevin. If the only cycle not woring is agitate, it does sound like the timer. As for the green wire, it clips onto the metal back plate of the control panel for grounding. Read More...
Esp February 11, 2013 for Model Number MAV7650AWW Washer stopped working with water in tub. Repaired lid contact and would spin and drain but will not do anything else. Could this be a timer issue?
1 Answer ESP, Yes, it could be a timer WP22003499 issue. Once you remove the control panel from the console, you should find the wiring diagram inside. You should then test the water level switch 22002705 circuits, put the timer dial in a fill and wash cycle, pull out the knob, and check the timer terminal / contact circuits using the timeer cam chart. Read More...
Joe December 07, 2012 for Model Number maytag washer mav7700aww Stops mid cycle, if I turn it on and off or move dial or let it rest for a while it will run properly and finish the cycle. Any idea what part needs to be replaced ? If yes, can the needed part be easily replaced ?
1 Answer Hello Joe, There could be a couple of things that would cause this issue. Based on the information it sounds like the motor is overheating. Things that could cause this is too low or high voltage coming to the motor. You should have 120 +/- 10 percent vac. A stuck contact on the timer causing unit to send conflicting voltage to the motor spin and agitate signal. A bad pump that may be making noise and causing drag on the motor. Or a bad thrust bearing which is allowing the brake to not release enough and causing a drag. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Dorothy October 30, 2012 for Model Number lnc6743 serial number 10575370mv My admiral washer is not spinning on some cycles, it won't spin on its own I have to play with it. It washes and when it comes to rinse the water stays there but the cycle contunies to the end of cycle. I have to turn the cycles to spin and hope it works. Also have to pul it in and out.
1 Answer Hi. By all symptoms you need to replace the timer part # WP22003499. Thank You. Read More...
Sat R. July 16, 2012 for Model Number MAV7580EWW My Maytag washer is 12 years old. Late last year we have noticed that the washer will finish with a tub full of water. It seems the wash only agitate and does not rinse or spin. We have to re-do the rinse and spin to finish the wash. This occurs on any program selected (color, white or delicate). The washer will spin and drain the tub fine and it does agitate. Today I was able to finish a wash by opening and closing the lid which will trigger the next cycle to start in middle of the wash. What I do is open the lid in the middle of the agitate to spin and rinse. When the arrow on the knob reaches the Rinse line I open the lid and close to activate the rinse. Then when the arrow reaches the SPIN white line I open and close the lid again to start the SPIN. This seems to work in order to finish a good wash. Is this a timer switch problem or a switch lid problem. Thank you for your help.
1 Answer Sat R, Your post information would indicate a failed contact in the timer WP22003499. The contact is not "opening" at the pause portion of the cycle and the motor will continue to agitate, because it can't reverse direction. To remove the timer, first you need to unplug the power cord. Carefully remove the timer knob insert WP22001664 with a small flat blade screwdriver, then remove the locking pin 22002997 using the same method and then slide the knob and skirt off the timer shaft. Remove the three phillipshead screws across the back edge of the control panel and pull the top towards you. Lay the control panel on the top of the washer with a rag under it , and disconnect the wiring harness block from the timer. Remove the one mounting screw and lift the alignment tab with the screwdriver and lift the timer out of the console. Reverse the procedure and test the washer for proper operation and leaks. Read More...