Maytag legacy series tub wont fill

The drive motor which spins the drum is connected to the drum by a rubber belt. Sounds like the belt is burned through. Make sure you can spin the inside tub by hand to verify that the tub can turn freely before you replace the belt. The hum is from the drive motor just spinning freely.

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Sounds like a hose has come loose.

pull the drain hose out of the wall
it should only be six inches in the wall
or will create a syphone and the washer will continue to fill and drain and fill and drain
try this and let me know how it goes

Check your drain hose. It only goes into the drain stand pipe from 4 to 6 inches. Insertion any further will creat a siphon and constantly drain the tub. The stand pipe needs to be at least 36 inches from the floor.

if the water is not over flowing on the floor.make sure your washer is off,then pull the drain hose up to the level of the back control panel you should here water flowing out once this stops.keep the hose up for aminute and restart your waher and it should fill up to the proper level and shut off and start washing

Drain is to low. You will have to raise the drain hose above the top of the washer. Whats happening is the water is siphoning out as fast as it goes in.
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I just had the same problem. The washer would stop about 2/3 through the spin cycle and not start again. Replaced the timer. That did NOT solve the problem.

Hi, Sounds like it could be timer. Does the timer advance to the off position? There could be a partial plug in the hose or pump also. You can add water again and then go to spin cycle. Lift the drain hose out of the drain pipe just enough that you can see the water flow. You should see water draining out with a bit of force and the stream should be the sizt of the drain hose.
I hope this helps you. Please let me know if I can be of more assistance.

Thanks
Vic

Same problem here. But according to Maytag Service, the draining pipe may be too deep inside the draining tube on the wall, thus creating a siphon effect and not allowing the tub to fill.
Their suggestion is to ckeck the pipe and make sure no more than 6-8 inches are inside the draining pipe. This should take care of the suction. We'll see, Imma do that when I get home.

The motor has had it and it is effecting the whole washer or it may be the computer but most likley the motor.

Turn it off and unplug it. take it to the nearest repair man

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