20 Most Recent Frigidaire CWS3600AS Top Load Washer - Page 2 Questions & Answers

E10 code indicates there is no water supply.This can be confirmed by :

1. Shut off the faucet to stop water supply to the washer.
2. Disconnect and pulling the supply hose off the washer to confirm the E10Code
• Opening the faucet and watch for running water

E10 also means that your cold water is coming in too slow, disconnect the cold water hose and check to see if the screen on your washing machine is clogged. If the screen is clean and the hose has good pressure then you will need to replace the water valve on your machine--- this is the piece that the hoses directly connect to.

the part needed to be replaced is the main tub seal and it is not hard to do. remove the agitator the you will see a collars that has two bolts on the side of it this keeps the inner tub attached to the drive shaft you may also have one that is broken.
lift the washer lid. then remove the tub ring that is on top of the outer tub once this is removed you can remove the inner tub.there will be a brass ring with a black rubber piece in the center of it this need to come off in order to get the tub seal out. it maybe a little difficult toe remove but it just pulls up. you may have to use some liquid soap on the drive shaft to make things easier to slide up and off

You pop the spring clips and raise the top then remove the front. I have your repair manual: HERE If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

Couple things you can check that should solve the problem.
First open the lid and look at the agitator, in the enter you should be able to remove the center piece that is on top, then remove the plastic piece that is there until you get to a nut.
Verify the nut is not loose, if it is then tighten it down.
Second ,Your model may have a balance ring that may have came loose or is broken.
Remove the top by unscrewing the 2 screws from the top electrical area of the washer, then remove the 2 clips with a flat head screwdriver.
Unplug the lid switch, then remove the entire cover off of the washer by pulling it back towards you.
Pop the plastic piece off the top of the drum and under that you should find the balance ring (If yours has one) if it does then make sure its not loose or broken.

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You need to replace the drive belt at the bottom of your machine. It has become stretched and worn from use. Fairly easy repair.

It is probably the belt.. Replace the belt and that should take care of it..

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Hi there ....Most likley cause is either a blocked or faulty drain ump....

regards Sir Galahad

The problem is probably the pump being clogged with an object. Typically it is a coin.
Remove the front bottom cover to access the pump. Remove the two hoses. Make sure you have a pan to catch the water from the hoses. You will be able to remove the objects after the hoses are removed.

There are two screws on the bottom of your washer that must be removed.  When you have done so, tilt the washer a few degrees back and place something small beneath it to prop it back.  Remove the front of the washer by sliding the front panel downward.  There are some clips at the top, so some prying may be required.  The drainage pump is mounted on the bottom, at the front left.

HI, this leak is caused by the back up or clog in the drainage system. use the following text to troubleshoot this issue.



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).


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.

check the door switch thats the only thing i can think off

HI thanks for the question it sounds like the pump is either burnt out or jammed with debris thanks the appliance doc

could be a stuck gear box. this gear box could have a mechanical problem on the spin cycle.
it usually turns the reverse rotation if it wants to spin.

check the pulley of the gear box, rotate it in one direction for twenty revolutions. see if it agitates. then next turn it on the other direction and observe if it is binding or stuck.

if you can remove the gear box and check the mechanical gears inside, maybe you can find the problem and replace the part.

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Hi,

A couple of areas to additionally check:

• drain valve/filter. some versions have this additional part. this would be between the tub and the pump;
• drain hose. check for kinks, blockage, layout;
• controller board relay for drain valve/pump. They often get burned or cold solder;
• controller board itself.

The diagrams here might be of help.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Take front off and see where leak is coming from. Most common is either a split hose or bad tub seal. Please contact me if you need further help or leave feedback if appropriate as that is how I get paid. Thanks for letting me help you!

If you turn the timer off and the water still runs you have a bad water valve. If it stops when the timer is off, You have a bad pressure switch.

http://www.applianceaid.com/frigwestwasher.html#burnt-belt

look on this site for more aid, it may not be your exact model but has advise on burning belts

you can't really tighten a belt, I suggest that you change it, although it is extremely hard to replace a a new belt yourself. Have you checked the carbon brushes in the motor do not need changing, this could also generate a burning smell and leave you clothes wet if they are worn.