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Re: The washer will not spin. A moderate thump was
Resistor on control board is burnt out I think it is R14
The board on that one is located in the dryer front upper right corner you will also need io replace the wax motor in the washer door lock
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It sounds like there may be an issue with the motor or the motor switch. The thump sound you heard could be the motor attempting to start but not being able to, which can also explain why the drum won't spin. It could be a problem with the wiring, capacitor, or the motor itself. You may want to check the wiring to ensure there are no loose or damaged connections. If the wiring appears to be in good condition, it may be best to call a professional technician to inspect and repair the dryer.
what's the brand name and model number?when it spins if you hear a thump thump as it spins that could just be the drum where the rollers hit it,i've heard that alot of times in dryers,i wouldn't worry about it,if it heats and spins and it doesn't sound like metal on metal or not making a real loud noise it's most likely just the drum,could be a little out of round and when the rollers ride on it you hear thump thump then when it spins you hear it again it will be fine,look at the drum,you might see some black stuff on it where the rollers ride on it,you can try cleaning it up it might help but i wouldn't worry about it.
The belt might have slipped off the pulley. But when you mention that you heard loud thumps before it stopped spinning is a sign that something else might have gone wrong with your machine. With the washer turned off, turn the wash drum by hand and listen for any noises. It should turn quietly without any kind of thumping noises. Also look how the drum turns. It should turn smoothly and not wobble as it turns. If it wobbles or makes thumpiing noises, it means that the support arms are broken.
Reparing the support arms is an expensive repair, unless it is still under warranty, it not worth fixing. Get a few estimates before deciding to repair or replace it.
Hi,
Welcome to FixYa.
Based on your description this is what it sounds like.
1) The basket drive block has worn or come loose and the spin tub from the basket drive is "clunking" as it skips by the notches in the block.2) The basket drive spin tub may have broke from the hub/base or both are worn as a result of prolonged "thump, thump, thumping".
Hopefully the prior not the later.
**Unplug the washer from the wall before attempting any DIY service/repairs...safety first**
You'll need to remove the agitator, (the cap) and then the 9/16" or 1/2" or possibly a 7/16" bolt in the center...it may look nothing like a bolt, it may be a plastic block but it still screws off counter-clockwise.
Pull the agitator and inspect the block/hub in the center directly below the agitator which holds the basket in place. if it looks worn or is out of place, you'll likely need a tech.
If you can tackle it yourself, the block number is #389140. You want to be sure the spin tube still has the two notches in it though, otherwise the changing of the block will be futile.
Check that, and let me know how it goes and what you find.
Have a Avanti 798SS Washer. Does not wash nor does it spin. I heard something with the motor as if it attempting to perform said task (wash) but in the end it beeps and E2 flashes. What does this mean
is it IE or LE please confirm it.if it is LE code the fixing procedure is given belowThis usually happens if you're washing on a delicate setting with a moderate load of clothes. Apparently, delicate also means very few items to wash. To clear the LE code - no need to unload the clothes: 1. Press the power button to turn the washer off. 2. Press the power button to turn the washer back on. 3. Cycle the spin cycle selection to 'no spin'. 4. Press start. The washer should set to one minute, lock the doors, then drain out the excess water. Once the 'End' cycle comes up, unplug the machine for several minutes. Plug the washer back in, press the power button, then set the washer to 'normal' with 'low' spin setting. Note that the only difference between the normal setting and delicate is the wash time and spin cycle speed. If you have a moderate to large load of delicates, use the normal setting on low spin cycle. The clothes really don't care. Also, make sure you're using 'HE' detergent - low suds. Regular degergent in a front load is not recommended.
sounds like you have a bad drive block and basket drive you will have to remove the agetator to see the drive block. under the agetator there will be 2 small peices remove those. After that you will be able to see the drive block and basket drive ears. there are 2 slots that the basket drive fit into. if there are metal shavings and it does not look flush with something. this would be your problem. spin the drum and see what happens in that area. Have you ever heard a sound like thump thump thump? when it was spinning or slowing down? please let me know how it goes
REMOVE DEBRIS FROM PUMP LOCATED INSIDE WASHER ,, REMOVE 2 SCREWS HOLDING BOTTOM PANEL,, PUMP IS PLASTIC TURN COUNTER CLOCK WISE AND REMOVE DEBRIS,, BE CAREFULL HAVE ALOT OF TOWLES STILL HOLD 3 GALLONS OF WATER
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