Model 29822801 will not begin cycle when pulling switch

check water level switch they thend to burn out

do pull the plug out first
not funny dancing with the machine

have you checked the pressure pipe for any cuts
look near the pressure switch area first

So is the unit going into a harvest and not going back to a freeze cycle? dose it dump a batch of ice but wont go back into a freeze cycle? before you reset it have you pulled the front cover to see what code it is giving? any time you have to reset it that means it locked its self out on a fault. if unit freezes and go's into a harvest and dumps the ice but dose not go back into freeze cycle check the door switch when the ice dumps the deflector door opens a magnetic switch which tells the board the harvest has finished and then the freeze cycle begins. Now if there is no ice falling off the plate to open the door then the board will time out and try 3 more times to make ice before it locks it out. the same go's for the harvest.

Check door switch: If the lid switch is bad it will not drain or spin. Try this test: With lid open let it finish wash cycle. Press lid switch down with screwdriver. Washer should begin draining. Release switch. Motor should stop. Press switch a second time. Washer should start spinning as it continues to drain. If motor doesn't come on while lid switch is pressed, replace the switch. OR
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It seems as if the control timer on your washer has failed, that is the switch that you turn and push/pull to select the cycle at the beginning of each wash load.
If you are handy with basic hand tools, you can replace this yourself, study the back splash front and back and determine which screws need to be removed to open the backsplash up and then remove the mounting screws that hold the switch in place, unplug all connectors from the switch, then remove and then reverse the process to put all back together.
DON'T FORGET TO UNPLUG THE WASHER POWER CORD FROM THE WALL OUTLET BEFORE YOU BEGIN YOUR PROJECT!!!!!!!!
If you are not that sure of yourself, then call your local appliance repair technician and he will solve the problem for you.
GOOD LUCK !

This is likely a pressure switch issue.


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Check the switch on the door where clothes are loaded. I may be failing intermittently.

Check the water control valve on back and bottom of refrigerator. One side is for the dispenser and the other side is for the ice maker. When the ice maker begins a cycle the thermostat inside the ice maker begins to warm the bottom with a heating element to allow the ice to move freely and then dump into the container beside it. As the cycle reaches its final resting place a limit switch is pressed inside the ice maker to refill with water and start the process again. So if the water valve does not open and the tray remains empty and the ice maker will try to cycle again if the thermostat says that it is cold enough again. Check your model number again and I will try to get you some drawings. The number looks good but can't seem to pull it up. Let me know what you see and find. Try filling the tray with tap water and see if it will cycle after freezing. Thanks, Sea Breeze

The lid switch is the only thing affecting this part of the cycle. The new switch comes with the new plug (under console ) and the harness that goes to the switch. The console will flip up and the cabinet will pull forward after removing 2 brass looking clips. After that it's right there under the right side of the upper cabinet.

Chances are either:1) the water pressure switch has failed or 2) the hose that connects to the air bell has debris in it and it will not allow the switch to reset