Amana NFW7200TW just won't start. All lights come on, no codes, just won't start. Happened before, repair guy came out and said next time it happens to just keep playing with the knob and it will start (???). Not sure what he did but it has worked for the last few months and now is doing it again. Works great all other times!

https://www.applianceblog.com/mainforums/threads/amana-nfw7200tw-partially-drains-but-gets-nd-error-code.60807/

Unplug machine for a few minutes then plug back in. If that doesn't make it go away, then there's a reason it's on. Replace appropriate part.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/950875/Amana-Nfw7200tw.html



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have you tried unplugging and resetting the computer, it seams hung in the last cycle, can you open the door and remove all inside, reset it again and try it, the washer sounds like it has water in it and needs to drain first,if it is full of water you have to drain it, by moving it and taken the drain hose off the pump,if that's the case i recommend flushing the inside with hot water and some bleach right through the front door or reservoir on top,after you get it emptied, the water sensor may be full of soap, by the way the soap your putting in this machine should only be about a 6th of a cup, I know it sound crazy but a half or a 3rd is to much, for the sensors, try this an get back to me,Matt

well a hum usually is not a good sign, do u smell anything when it hums? sounds like a bad motor or bad motor windings to be precise.

This is an open door error. check the latch and switch on the machine.

We had a soap cap block the drainage drain of our Amana nfw7200tw. We were able to clear it by removing the front rubber gasket and reaching in and accessing the drain tube. There are videos on how to do this on youtube.

Then we had a problem still as it would drain at first (so no blockage) then a valve would shut and we'd get a massive overflow worse than before. This required resetting the machine. To reset:

1. Turn off the power.
2. Unplug the power socket.
3. Press and hold the "Start or Pause" button for five seconds. The LED light will come on then once it goes off the machine has reset.
4. Plug back in.
5. Then test carefully. If the problem persists try resetting again as it's easy to get the timing off.

the door sweths

We had the same problem with the same model machine and solved it.

Our machine was a month old and started getting stuck at minute 8, so we arranged service calls through Amana customer service. Long story short, the first three service reps couldn't figure out the problem. Two of them called Amana's in-house tech support line and the Amana techs didn't know what the problem was. The fourth repairman was smarter than his predecessors. He called the Amana in-house tech line, spoke to a rep who didn't know what was wrong, and then called in again. He explained that. based on his experience, some in-house techs knew more than others. That turned out to be the case because on his next call-in to Amana, that rep knew exactly what the problem was and recommended replacing the main computer board module. The repair guy ordered and installed the part. The machine has been working perfectly for a month.