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Any help would be appreciated don’t know where to begin looking for parts breakdown, wondering if drum is on rollers? Maybe bearing in roller is bad? IMG_5229.mov IMG_5227.mov

My washing machine was fine two weeks ago. Then a big thunderstorm hit, and it immediately stopped draining. The wash and agitate and fill and rinse cycles still worked just fine, and there were no strange mechanical noises...it just quietly stops when the drain cycle activates... so I figured it was probably an electrical problem. - Changing the temperature, spin speed, load size switches had no effect. - Trying other cycles (such as "permanent press") had no effect. - Opening/closing the lid had no effect. (Neither did holding the lid switch lever down with a screwdriver while the lid was open.) I pulled out the timer and tested it for continuity with a multimeter based off the wiring diagram. Sure enough, I found an error. First, I made sure to remove the timer right when it was stopped on the faulty drain cycle. Then, I tested every connection on the timer terminals. Every connection was correct, except one: According to the wiring diagram, the tan-blue circuit was supposed to be ON during the "drain hi" cycle, but the multimeter found that it was OFF. So, naively, I replaced the timer. Same issue with the new timer: no draining, and no continuity on the tan-blue circuit. Now I'm wondering: What switch do I test next? I'm not sure how to read the wiring diagram. (Or maybe a wire is bad?) Thanks!

Frigidaire ATF6000FS1 Washer Service Manual View File PUB 134879700A Submitter Bluebayou Submitted 05/19/2020 Category Appliance Repair Manual Pot Luck Supper  

Hi I have a an old maytag Lat8705aae it has a drum knocking noise in the spin there is a small leak front the seal but I’m just trying to determine if changing the bearing and stem and seal kit will solve it or if I have a transmission issue. there is a bit of play in the agitator shaft with the agitator removed thanks for any advice

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I have an LG WT7300CW 01 washing machine. At one point it began to turn on only when it wanted, and recently outright stopped turning on. I took it apart to take a look and deduced that when the front touch panel is attached, the thing would lock up and no longer work. I figured the issue was the panel went bad so I ordered a used replacement from eBay. Hooking that one up did not solve the problem, and I’m no longer sure what the issue is. I would think the board is the issue, but when I interface with the board without the touch panel, everything works fine. https://imgur.com/a/St0DuBY I took a video showing the issue. In the video, the touch panel is installed and the dial will not work. I quickly uninstall the panel and try to rotate the dial again, but now it works. This suggests that attaching the touch panel breaks the circuit. I could see that being the issue with the old one, but then why is this also happening with the replacement. Maybe the seller sold me a bad one I suppose, but I wouldn’t know how to test that. Right now we’re using it without the touch panel but ideally would want it fully assembled again.

Manufacturer: BOSCH Type of Appliance: Laundry Washer Model Number: WFMC640SUC/03 Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): yes Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): yes Looking for the service manual for BOSCH 00436437 to troubleshoot error code E 15. Below are the model #s.

Whirlpool WTW8500 TL Cabrio Washer Tech Sheet View File PUB W10607408 For models 11027132410, 11020372710, 11020372711, 11026132410, 11026132411, 11026132412, 11026132413, 11026134610, 11027132410, 11027132411, 11027132412, 11027132413, 11028132410, 11028132411, 11028132412, 11028132413, 11028133410, 11028133411, 11028133412, 11028133413, 11029132410, 11029132411, 11029132412, 11029132413, 11029133410, 11029133411, 11029133412, 11029133413, 7MMVWB835EW0, 7MMVWB835EW1, 7MMVWB855EC0, 7MMVWB855EC1, 7MWTW7000EW0, 7MWTW7000EW1, 7MWTW7300EW0, 7MWTW7300EW1, 7MWTW8500EC0, 7MWTW8500EC1, 7MWTW8500EC2, MVWB755DW0, MVWB765FC1, MVWB765FC2, MVWB765FW0, MVWB765FW1, MVWB765FW2, MVWB766FW0, MVWB766FW1, MVWB835DC0, MVWB835DC2, MVWB835DC3, MVWB835DW0, MVWB835DW1, MVWB835DW2, MVWB835DW3, MVWB855DC0, MVWB855DC1, MVWB855DC2, MVWB855DC3, MVWB855DW0, MVWB855DW1, MVWB855DW2, MVWB855DW3, MVWB865GC0, MVWB865GW0, WTW7000DW0, WTW7000DW1, WTW7000DW2, WTW7000DW3, WTW7040DW0, WTW7040DW1, WTW7040DW2, WTW7300DC0, WTW7300DW0, WTW7300DW1, WTW7300DW2, WTW8000DW0, WTW8000DW1, WTW8000DW2, WTW8000DW3, WTW8000DW4, WTW8000DW5, WTW8040DW0, WTW8040DW1, WTW8040DW2, WTW8040DW3, WTW8040DW4, WTW8500DC0, WTW8500DC1, WTW8500DC2, WTW8500DC3, WTW8500DC4, WTW8500DC5, WTW8500DR0, WTW8500DR1, WTW8500DR2, WTW8500DR3, WTW8500DR4, WTW8500DR5, WTW8500DW0, WTW8500DW1, WTW8500DW2, WTW8500DW3, WTW8500DW4, WTW8500DW5, ZAW47115GW0, 110.27132410, 110.20372710, 110.20372711, 110.26132410, 110.26132411, 110.26132412, 110.26132413, 110.26134610, 110.27132410, 110.27132411, 110.27132412, 110.27132413, 110.28132410, 110.28132411, 110.28132412, 110.28132413, 110.28133410, 110.28133411, 110.28133412, 110.28133413, 110.29132410, 110.29132411, 110.29132412, 110.29132413, 110.29133410, 110.29133411, 110.29133412, 110.29133413, MVWB755DW1, MVWB865GW1, 11028132414, 11029132414, 11029133414, MVWB765FC3 Submitter Samurai Appliance Repair Man Submitted 11/19/2015 Category Appliance Repair Manual Pot Luck Supper