My front loading Amana washing machine pulled nd part way through the rinse cycle. Not always, but often. Spent the afternoon and evening pulling it apart checking for clogs, tested the pump. Put it back together it worked one load (the towels from mopping up). I put a load of clothes in and then same problem the next load. Got part way through the rinse cycle and then got the nd (not draining) error. We got a reading on the pump. Could the pump be going out like car parts do and working intermittently? And that’s why I did get a good reading but it only seems to work half the time?

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I have read that if the pump is not draining the tub completely, there is an interlock that prevents the high speed spin from engagin. I have had debris caught in my pump several times (kids!!) with similar issues. There is a trap on the line leading from the tub to the pump which is "supposed" to capture debris, but it doesn't work all that well. Check your pump.....

Timon Gr?nlund

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• Posted on Jan 28, 2008

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Check the brushes in the motor.

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The OE error is really a DE error. (Drain error) Drain all water out of machine as you have done before and remove the square recess around the filter by removing one screws and using a putty knife from the side of the recess. Now you will be able to remove the two more screws holding the pump to the front housing. Tip machine back (best to just lean it against an object like a wall that's about a foot and a half away) and reach under machine to remove pump. Pump is held by a plastic tab which should be depressed to release pump. If you take off wires to pump and the two bigger hoses you can pull the assemble completely out. Take the three screws out which are holding the pump motor on. Replace pump motor with a new one. Reinstall pump assembly.
If you list a model number I can look up a part number.
Not too sure how you got water to come out vent, as machine should not spin with water in drum. Possibly you may also have to clean out the water level hose. Remove four screws holding back cover, take off cover, remove and clean out thin black hose from bottom back of machine and the nipple it was pushed onto.

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either you have a blocked hose to the pump or the pump itself is either jammed or the impellor has come off the shaft. either way i think you will need to replace the pump. i presume you managed to get the water out? if so i would say the pump is favourite.

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Check your drain. It is dual purpose. It not only drains but, it also recirculates the water doring the cycles.