20 Most Recent Amana NAV2335A Top Load Washer Questions & Answers

Sheck if the timer is moving.

I have a maytag that sounds the same way but washes and spins fine despite all the noise???

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On most Amana washers you pull on the agitator with brute force. It "snaps" on. It helps if you fill the washer with hot water and let it set for a few minutes... drain and then try pulling it out. When i last took apart my Amana it took me and a friend to pull the agitator off.

Nothing could be simpler. No tools needed. Tip the washer on it's back and ease the belt back on there.
Before you mount another belt on there you need to check the pump for stiffness. On these washers the pump sometimes locks up and burns a belt up. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

Tip it back and remove the belt:

Check the pump pulley, it might be locking up in spin direction. the motor goes one way for wash and turns the other for spin. The pump bearing fails on a lot of these and is easy to replace.
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I had the very same question, so I can buy a replacement that is just as big. Not finding the answer online, but only your question, I measured mine and calculated the volume at about 2.5 cubic feet. I am surprised it seems so small, because it is labeled as an extra large capacity. Of course, it is now about 15 years old, so maybe the new ones are mega washers or something. I wonder if I will get that much time out of a new one.

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There must be two vents going into the interior of the dryer, one is the intake (where the hot air comes from), the other is the outtake (where the lint trap must be). Locate the two vents and see if one of them has anything removable near it (or if the vent itself has finger holes or something that you can grab and pull or slide it open).

There must be two vents going into the interior of the dryer, one is the intake (where the hot air comes from), the other is the outtake (where the lint trap must be). Locate the two vents and see if one of them has anything removable near it (or if the vent itself has finger holes or something that you can grab and pull or slide it open). All dryers have a lint trap (building codes probably even require it).