Smitty December 01, 2017 for Model Number A9300 Maytag Washer doesn't complete the spin cycle. Clothes still wet and some water in the bottom of the tub. Is it the timer?
1 Answer Hello Smitty, If the belt is not worn and nothing is clogging the drain hoses, the most probable cause is the drain pump WP6-2022030. If all of the water is drained out but the clothes are wet, the most likely cause would be the spin bearing and tub seal assemblies 6-2095720 & 6-2040130. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Alex. Unfortunately, we are unable to ship outside of the US or Puerto Rico at this time. We will need a US physical address to ship parts to. Read More...
William L. May 29, 2013 for Model Number A7500 Timer advances to spin and stops. You can manually advance the timer and it will fill and spin.
1 Answer Hello William. If you manually advance and it works, you will need to replace the timer on the unit. Read More...
Raj April 15, 2013 for Model Number dwu8860bae The dishwasher will not fill-up with water. I have checked the inlet valve and float switch which are working OK. Somehow there is no power to the inlet valve when the dishwasher is turned on. Is there a fuse in the circuit from the control switch? Other cycles are operating. Do I need to replace the control switch ?
1 Answer Raj, If you are not getting power to the water valve then you want to check the wiring back to the timer. If the wiring checks ok then you would want to replace the timer. Read More...
Kevin March 14, 2013 for Model Number LAT7500AAW I recently replaced the belts on the bottom of my washer. I was smelling burning rubber and the belt that runs the length of the front was pretty torn up. I replaced both but an oversight on my part I shorted the belt length by 1/2in mistaking it for 1/2" wide as opposed 41 1/2". After getting both belts on the washing machine was plugged back in and made a click noise. Now it will not fill or go to spin cycle. It is essentially dead for lack of a better phrase. Troubleshooting: Tried both hot and cold water Replaced the switch fuse took off control cover and verified all connections were secure. Did not notice anything loose or discolored as if it might have been fried. Not really sure what to do here what would you recommend? I would hate to have to replace the timer switch as I had no issues with it prior but not sure if I overloaded something by putting the wrong belt size on there. Your help is appreciated.
1 Answer Kevin, You may want to check your pressure switch and hose to make sure that they are good and in good condition. Make sure that the hose is not cut or clogged. You will also want to check to make sure that there is power going to the water valve when the unit is calling for water. If there is not 120 vac then the timer would be the cause if the pressure switch tests ok. Read More...