20 Most Recent Maytag MAH2400A Front Load Washer - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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If you mean a jet aircraft, that is normal. Front loaders achieve amazing spin rates.

ck water pump for blockage

THERE'S A PUMP UNDERNEATH CIT GETS CLOGGED ALL THE TIME ( COINS AND OTHER THINGS WILL BE THERE ) . REMOVE AND CLEAN IT WILL BE FINE AFTER .

Check for yourself, pull the washer out, and check the back. model numbers/serial numbers are normally tagged on the back.

In front loader machines there is a safety latch that stops you from opening the door if there is water in the machine. I think it needs power to release the latch, I am not familiar with this model.
You probaly need to drain the water off somehow.

It should be a plug that you can pull or they should be individual alligator clippers.

yes musty is actually cooked soap
from the dryer
take a clean just washed towel and put it in the washer alone with no soap
turn on the machine and watch what happens you will see the suds start to form
with this unit, if your using too much soap it will be spun into the cloths and then cooked in the dryer
do one towel load without soap then cut you soap usage way back
anything more than a tablespoon is way to much

remember you bought this unit to save water

1/6 the water 1/6 the soap
and he should be less

check your pump, perhaps something has gotten caught in the impellar.

sunlight dish detergent
clean out the grey seal


use the dish crystasls on a cold wash
no cloths

Sounds like a belt problem. you can take the back off of this machine to see the belt and the motor. There is 3 screws on the back cover 2 on the rleft as you look at the back of the machine and 1 on the right. remove these to get a look at the belt and motor.
Dan

What type of noise? Grinding, squeeling or other.

Code E on the 2400A is a Water sensor level fault.
Your Trouble Shooting guide should be behind the Kick Panel at the bottom front of the machine. See if any of the codes / procedures match your problem.
Dan

Disconnect and remove the machine to give access.
Drain the machine by holding the outlet hose low over a bowl.
You can probably tip the machine backwards onto 2 crates of food or similar heavy object, so it is almost laying down.
The pump should now be visible, and a pipe-wrench used to remove the pipe clamp and slide it back over the rubber pipe.
Then remove the pipe.
Have an old towel handy to mop up water.
Clean out the pump pipe and pump. Maybe even removing the pump.
Connect again - and compress the pipe clamp again before sliding it back. Make sure it looks right and water-tight before standing it upright again and replacing & re-connecting.
Connect power last.

HI, check the following to address this issue.(nd=no drain)

1. Clogged drain line or water pump
Check to see if there's something stuck inside the pump or the drain hose connected to the pump (pump is usually located at the bottom and towards the back of the washing machine).

2. Water Pump
If the drain line isn't clogged, you may have a problem with the water pump such as a frozen pulley or a broken impeller. If that's the case replace the water pump. Note: if you have a belt driven washer, check the belt(s) for cracks, as this would be a perfect time to replace the belt(s) if needed.

**The most common issue will be an obstructed hose or, line

Try using fill hose screens to avoid coins in your water pump.
Make sure to install such filter at the tub to pump hose for easy access when you need to clean it.

to much soap on the water level sensor, remove laundry, pour in clean water manually if you have to, problem should go away

Try washing without a load in it with a cup of bleach.

try putting in 2 caps of a citrus or pine bleech straight in to the drum with some old rags. then select a boil wash. the rags will spray the water around the tub, the bleech will clean the tub and make it smell fresh. DON'T put any clothing in whilst doing this. if you are worried about bleech in the machine just select a rinse cycle after. i do this once every 3 months