Washer has all functions except spin cycle. Lid switch is ok. Jumped electrical connector for lid switch circut still no spin and had 120 volts. Direct drive no belt. Checked couppler on motor to transmission ok.
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Kenmore no spin cycle
Started by rcarlso5, Apr 02 2005 02:33 PM
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 02:35 PM
Do you hear any noise during the spin cycle or does the machine go eerily silent?
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 02:44 PM
The motor continues to run and it is pumping all the water out.
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 04:01 PM
Next time it does this, open the lid while it is running and pumping but not spinning. Then close the lid. If it starts spinning I'd say you need a timer.
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 04:09 PM
[user=2]Jedi Appliance Guy[/user] wrote:
if opening and closing the lid starts tub spinning it could also be a bad nuetral drain transmission.
rcarlso5: are you sure the coupler is good? sometimes the will split where they are pressed on and when trying to spin will slip.
Next time it does this, open the lid while it is running and pumping but not spinning. Then close the lid. If it starts spinning I'd say you need a timer.
if opening and closing the lid starts tub spinning it could also be a bad nuetral drain transmission.
rcarlso5: are you sure the coupler is good? sometimes the will split where they are pressed on and when trying to spin will slip.
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