Ftw3011kwo My washer fills and drains, but stops working in any other cycle. Before this started happening, there was a sediment problem that caused it to fill incredibly slow, so we cleaned out the water inlets and had a filter installed on our well intake (keeping the pressure appropriate for the washer). Being impatient, though, I would often change the cycle on the dial if say, the rinse on the "whites" setting wasn't filling it fast enough, I'd switch to the rinse cycled on another setting. Thus, I am not sure if in doing that, I messed up the timer or something, or if its a lid-switch issue. Now,

SOURCE: Whirlpool filling and washing, not draining, rinsing or spinning

Check out your outlet filter, probable it is clogged. Clean this out and refit. Most cases when the drain or spin does not work, it is the filter. This is a suggestion.

SOURCE: Frontloader washes and rinses on cold all cycles but whites

drain hose maybe going down the waste pipe too far 4 inchs is about right,check it out,most machines take in extra water on a cold wash!!!close eire

SOURCE: washer fills up than starts draining while in wash cycle

Hello , here is the fix-your drain hose is placed to low in the drain line in the wall, it can not be placed in water or it will siphon the water out of your washer into the drain pipe and it wont stop until it hits air. try pulling your drain hose up and out of the drain and get a zip tie or cable and tie it to one of the water valves by the drain pipe placing the end of the drain hose about 5-6 inches inside the drain pipe. Let me know if you have any other questions and good luck it will work.

Phil

SOURCE: Agitator starts at begining of cycle before washer is full

Please be carful as running the agitator without enough water will overheat and kick out the motor, however it should be ok when it resets itself.
Yes, the machine should stop agitating when you lift the lid so this too is part of the problem.
After looking at the print I can only suggest that the cam contacts in the timer ( contacts 12 and 14) that start the motor are burned and stuck together.
Quentin

Charles T Nevin

• 4070 Answers
• Posted on Oct 11, 2009

SOURCE: when starting the wash or rinse cycle, the washer

Assuming the motor isn’t running during fill the water is siphoning out and can be caused by a few things.

• The drainpipe to your house may be too low and you either need to extend the pipe up above the top of the tub or run the drain hose from your washer up high.

• Someone may have taped the drain hose from the washer to the drainpipe to your house to stop the water from backing up. To fix this either clean out the drainpipe to your house and remove the tape or install a siphon break.

• If the drain hose from your washer is pushed down the drainpipe too far, this will also cause the same problem. To fix it just pull it out to within about 6 inches of the end of the drainpipe.