Whirlpool Ultimate Care II LSQ9564J Top Load Washer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Pop the top cover off the agitator to access the 4 agitator dogs.
They must be replaced.

Have you cleaned the water filter out and checked the waste hose first? Make sure you only use a quality detergent as cheap pound shop stuff can rot the sensors, and foul up the camshaft.

indicates a problem in the timer control that type of controller suffers from burnt points have a technician check it out and replace it

It sounds like the coupling between the motor and gearbox has worn out. It should cost around $15 plus shipping and handling.

sounds like the valve again

If timer doesn't move through entire cycle, timer is bad. Only exception to that is if lid switch is bad.

Sounds like a lid switch problem

Hi,
The problem might be motor is short circuited kindly replace the motor to solve your problem

If it doesn't fill for the rinse, I would say that the cold inlet valve has failed. Check that the cold tap is turned on and check when the machine fills for the wash cycle and see if it is taking hot or cold water. You will probably find that it is filling only with hot water. A local spares store should have the valve you need.

Does unit have a reset button? If it has manual control for cycle did you try going clockwise to the start position and then restarting? If she stopped the cycle by opening the door perhaps that switch is still stuck in an open position.

are u sure its not just the cap to place fabric softner is missing? possibly in the center of agitator

is it drains out if so the out let washer/solnoid not is not functioning

prob b safe with 7kg

sounds like a broken motor coupling( this machines equivelent to a belt. part number 285753a . mounts directly to the motor shaft and connects to the transmission, order a new one it installs between the motor and transmission,assy

Several things could be causing that. First, behind the control panel check to make sure that the plastic tubing that connects to the water level switch is still connected. The water level switch is the one you use to choose what size load you are washing. If it is connected, trace that clear tubing to the other end to see if it is damaged or if it is disconnected at the other end. An easy and fast way to check the tubing is to fill the washer about 1/4 full of water, disconnect the tubing from the switch in the control panel, the blow air through the tube. If you hear air bubbling from inside of the washer, then the tubing is most likely good and also connected at the bottom end. If the tubing is good, then the switch itself may be bad. To test the switch, use another piece of tubing and (ONCE THE POWER IS DISCONNECTED) blow air pressure into the back of the switch, if you dont hear the switch click when pressure is applied, the switch is probably bad. If it does click, then test the switch with a continuity tester or ohm meter while applying pressure through the tubing. On a GOOD switch, there will be no continuity when enough pressure is applied.

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The motor is possibly overheating due to dry bearings, causing the thermal overload to open (it re-closes when the motor cools down). SOLUTION: Get some oil onto the felt pads around the plain bearings each end of the motor-where the shaft comes out, you'll be able to dribble it in; at the covered end if you can't prise the cover off, make a hole in it with a philips screwdriver and a sharp 'tap' with a hammer. I like to use silicon oil but car engine oil would be ok.

Cycle it again and see if that works, try unplugging it also.

Water temp changed? Different detergent? Overloading enough to prevent proper agitation? All these can affect the performance. Also, if drainage is slow due to clog or weak pump, it might not rinse well, leaving soapy residue as well. Whirlpool pumps are pretty cheap and easy to change, usually, should that prove to be the source of your trouble. But look for simpler causes first.