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#1 Dale_R

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Posted 17 May 2010 - 05:23 PM

Our Maytag seems to be cycling properly -- it fills and empties when it should, it spins when it should (verified by overriding the lid switch). However, it make a rather loud "ratcheting" noise whenever the motor is running for agitate or spin.  It almost sounds as though it had a loose chain (I doubt it has anything chain driven).  Also - and it may not be related at all - the agitator wobbles about 1/2" during high-speed spin, even with nothing in the tub but the last dregs of the rinse water.

What am I looking for?  A frayed belt?  A failing bearing?

Dale R.


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Posted 18 May 2010 - 08:48 PM

Probably something caught in the pump or pump bearings shot. Run it with the front panel off. If the noise is coming from the pump, come git you one...

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