20 Most Recent Maytag MAH6500 Neptune Front Loading Washer w/Built in Water Heater - Page 6 Questions & Answers

I think that you have a faulty motor. Are there any visible cracks in the stator? The rotor position sensor could also be faulty.

If the machine does not drain start checking the drain hose.

If the drain lines are not clogged, then you will need to access to the drain pump, and clean it , or replace it if it is not working.

Machine not draining can also be caused by a defective timer control, but this is rather unfrequent. If you already replaced pump, and lines are cleared, check that there is no water return from house drain pipes, and that wirings are OK.
Once you exclude all the rest, then you have the control board fault.

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okay If these efforts fail, Next, test the timer motor, inspect the pump for blockage (see below), test the machine motor.the sound during spin cycle may be due to gears on the motor shaft wobble, the bearings may be worn out or some of the moving parts may be misaligned.
its a sign that the motor, the rotor, stator, or brushes may be worn .or the motor is overheating and may require lubrication, the motor's windings may be wearing out
If the motor is too hot to touch, something may be blocking ventilation around the motor.
the , bearings may be worn out

Inspect the water pump for a blockage
Inspect the coupling
Inspect the transmission
Adjust the drive belt tension
Check the motor bearings
Check the drum brakes .

You will need to replace the door interlocking device.

zato2

Could be a loose belt, or drum bearings,or ( drum rollers if your model is so equiped) In my mind machine would be worth repair when needed.
hope this is helpful
handiman518

HI...mine has just started dong the very same thing. I unplugged it to reset the computer and tried
just the 'spin' setting....still...the water is still in the machine....not sure what to do. I thought a blockage too.
abby

ck drain hose level ..end should be 30-36 inches from floor also be sure hose fits loosely in standpipe ..possible water is siphoning out after fill up since these are low water use machines any drop in water level can cause problems

POOH

A loud banging sound in the pipes is usually caused by a water hammer effect. Water hammer sounds are caused by a valve closing in the system, and yet the water in the pipe is still flowing because of its kinetic energy. The banging happens as the water hits the valve that prevents it from going any further. If the kinetic energy is great enough, it can actually cause a pipe to burst or explode at the end. If a valve is closed near the beginning or in the middle of a system, the water keeps flowing after that point, and it can actually create a vacuum. This vacuum can cause a pipe to implode if the stress is too great. Roaring type noises may be coming from a spin bearing. This bearing probably had the grease washed from it because of a tub seal leak.
Squeaking sounds in a new washer are usually caused by the new parts getting broken in, and will usually go away after several washes.
The sounds of water gurgling, slurping, or sloshing during a spin cycle are usually caused by the drain pump pushing the water out of the washer tub.
Too much water pressure can cause a whistling or squealing sound. Adjust the hot and cold intake water valves to relieve this sound.
Metallic clinking sounds during spin or agitation may be the result of drive train components meshing during speed changes or after a pause.
Swishing or swooshing type of sounds may be caused by water and suds trapped between the tub and basket during a spin cycle, and will usually clear up as the water is drained from the washer

Peace ,
ngfam1 at your service,
1-Try to unplug the washer and then replug after 5 minutes and see if it reboots!

Since I can not have hands on inspection of your dead unit I can not tell which of 5 problems it may be!

There is a good nation wide factory service company !

Try A&E Factory service which is nation wide and answers the phone 24/7
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If it is 10 years old or more it may not be advisable to put good money into bad!
the newer washers are so much more efficient that they pay for them selves in just a few years!

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Peace,
ngfam1 at your service There are 3 things it may be!
1- unplug the washer and wait 3 minutes then plug in and try as it should reboot the system lick your computer!
2- the internal filter may be cloged
3- the pump may need to be replaced!

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I SAY REPLACE TIMER (POWER CONTROL BOARD)

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This is an electronic problem. You did right to try and reboot the machine. It probably got a power surge during the storm!!
When there is an electrical storm it is not prudish to unplug or throw the circuit breaker on major electronically run appliances. ALL EXCEPT THE FRIDGE, of course!

I do this some times .

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They are open to make appointments 7days/24hours
A&E is factory authorized service for most brands!
Including warranty work!!!
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If the motor is running, your washer probably has a frozen pump pulley or a broken pump belt. To check the pulley, remove the pump from the washer and try to rotate the pulley manually. If it doesn't turn freely--if it's frozen or stiff--replace it. If the pump belt is broken or looks quite worn, replace it--but be sure to check the pump pulley before you change the belt.
If the motor isn't running, the lid switch may be defective. If so, the washing machine can't spin and may not function at all. The switch is inside the washing machine main housing near the door frame. Often you have to raise or open the top or front of the washing machine to get to the switch. If it's defective, you need to replace it.

This is normal to hear water sloshing under the drum when machine is done washing and you spin the drum. This is part of their water balance method to help spinning procedure. I called a Maytag repair shop and they helped with my question.

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check arround the rubber bellows that the door seals aginst, maybe a hole in it, could be a pump leak drain hose leak
a lot of could bees i know but one of these