my washer continues to aggitate the load " and me" even after it counts down into the rinse cycle. if i push off button, lights go out but still continues to aggitate. will keep going till end of time ortill i open the door. any ideas? for some reason i think it has something to do with contacts in the switch activated by safety latch!!
this happened a couple months back and hasn`t come back till now.
thanks, for the help
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maytag stack washer
Started by torchkeeper, Apr 16 2005 01:00 PM
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Posted 16 April 2005 - 01:00 PM
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Posted 17 April 2005 - 01:52 AM
This is most likely a flakey control board.
You should use the wiring diagram, located inside the control panel, and your trusty multimeter to confirm. For this washer/dryer set, I highly recommend the repair manual set from Maytag. IT'll have all the disassemble, diagnostic, and repair procedures you needs, including the wiring diagram and schematic.
You should use the wiring diagram, located inside the control panel, and your trusty multimeter to confirm. For this washer/dryer set, I highly recommend the repair manual set from Maytag. IT'll have all the disassemble, diagnostic, and repair procedures you needs, including the wiring diagram and schematic.
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