Estate Washing Machines - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Sounds like you need a water inlet valve. The solenoid on the cold part of the valve isn't letting water in. And it stops at the rinse cycle and won't advance because the rinse cycle uses the cold water side only and if it dies not fill with cold water it will not advance. That will fix your problem

Question edited for clarity. Wrong type of cereal (breakfast). Never heard of an 'Estate Washer' before, but seems to be Maytag or Whirlpool. The hide the model and serial numbers in a few places. Look where the wire enters the machine, look behind the control panel or just inside the lid. The even hide them behind the bottom kickplate. With a rear console control panel, there is often information for engineers in a plastic bag. https://www.google.com/search?q=estate+washer+model+number+location

Has it always done this or just recently? Some washers have lower rinse fills then spray the water on the clothes as it goes through its cycle.

Faulty solenoid. Replace the water valve.

I can't find the user manual for this particular Whirlpool washer And manuals of a similar model number don't mention the filter location. The customer service phone number at Whirlpool is 1 800 253 1301 and they would want that model number to help. I thought this had a self cleaning filter. Sadly, lint filters may be in quite a variety of locations: https://www.mrappliance.com/blog/2017/march/the-washers-lint-trap-needs-cleaning-too/ https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/wheres-my-washing-machine-filter-and-do-i-really-need-to-clean-it/

It depends on how deep you want to go with troubleshooting. The inlet valves are electrically controlled and it could be the valve that failed or the control board. Could be a loose connection. Whirlpool WPW10144820 Water Inlet Valve Assembly - AppliancePartsPros.com

With no model number it is impossible to be precise. First check the easy (and cheap) possibilities. The agitator has small plastic pawls (dogs) inside the upper agitator half that ratchet around the notched ring on the lower agitator half. You can see these if you pull the fabric softener cup, remove the agitator retainer bolt and lift off the upper agitator assembly. Agitator dogs (a set of 4) should be $4 to $6. (This assumes your model has a two piece agitator.) Otherwise, is is likely the neutral assembly is broken or stuck. A small part, but difficult to access - located between the outer tub and transmission top. This type of repair is beyond many folks having limited tools and knowledge.

Large items should be taken to the laundromat. Home machines are not made for that kind of bulk. Warranty will not cover consumer mis-use.

Sounds like you have a bad spot in the timer. Replace the timer.

Odds are your pump is bad. Check to see if it's leaking under the washer. If it's spinning & still has water left in the drum..You need a new pump.

Probably something hung up in water pump that still allows it to turn but rubs against impeller.

i mean how and where is it the valve?is the tub tilting to far forwards and the water is running down the back of tub,if so that's a broken spring down the bottom middle or a little to the left side in rear,if it's the valve it's part 285805 or could be from the fill hoses but you have to send a little more info this could be a few things.could be the fill cup on top center of tub.go here put your model number in and you can see all parts on washer look at where it says control and you'll see the fill valve there https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/TAWX700JQ1/3191/0153200.html?searchType=modelSearch&q=TAWX700JQ1&searchTerm=TAWX700JQ1 i'd be happy to help you just give me a little more details

I have had similar situation with my top load washer over the years. It has been the timer 3 times and the water pump 1 time. How I came up with it being the timer. The knob which you set it on the type wash you want. Put it on a different cycle and see if it completes the wash cycle. example if my washer is not working when I put it on heavy wash cycle I might put it on the casual wash cycle. If you change the wash cycle and it goes through the complete cycle it is probably the timer which is part of the knob you change for different wash cycles with. If it stops when it is time to empty the tub on all cycles it may be the water pump which empties the tub. The one time I had a problem with the water pump it was a small piece of coal had the pump locked up. I never figured how it got out of the tub and to the pump but I put it back together and it worked fine. It should not go into the spin cycle if the tub is full of water. Two of the timers I bought cost 40 - 60 dollars. One was 140 dollars I bought a new washer that time because the washer only cost 220 dollars.

You say washer fills and then you say no water is entering the washer?? Burning smell is most likely motor overheating due to maybe something stuck in drain Pump.

Possible that the drain pipe is in a height where the water is struggling to lift. If not id check for a block. I normally find a sock stuck in the drain hose which causes a problem similar to yours

Most likely the lid switch has failed