Turn the machine on it makes all the right noises but there doesn't seem to be any water going into the machine. the hose that fills it is ok and water is coming through it . i just dont know where its going once its supposed to come out of the wash bars as they seem to remain dry please help Jenn Air Quiet Series

The float is located just inside the door either on the left or right hand side, it's a simple float, if it's stuck in the fill position then try a gentle push to release it, and make sure nothing is under the float causing it to stick in the filled position.

the larger hose that pulls out is the drain hose. the other hose is the fill line and it may be your problem make sure the water is turned . if water is turned on and did not work turn the water off and then disconnect the fill hose where it goes into the washer. put the end of hose and turn on the water slowly and make sure water is coming out of the hose. sometimes there is a screen filter in the hose which may be clogged. if all is good it may be fill solenoid bad
good luck

If youve taken the fill hose off and checked for running water out of tap and its not coming through, your machine is ok, you have a water fault.the humming is the water valve working.

This sounds like the water mixer valve needs to be replaced.
Its the part the fill hoses screw onto at the back of the washer
Unscrew the fill hoses at the back and run water in washer to verify the
water is there.

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Turn off the cold water faucet.
Remove the water hose from the machine and the faucet.
Clean out the filter screen in the washer water valve.
Look in the hose for a secondary screen and clean it also if one if there.
Not all hoses have screens.
All water valves do have screens.

Your inlet valve has a screen on it.This is probaly clogged, it does happen. At the bottom of your dishwasher ther will be 2 - 4 screws holding the front panels on. UNPLUG FIRST! Remove the panel/s. TURN OFF WATER TO DISHWASHER! you Will have a copper line going into the valve (usually blue w/a 2wire connector and a water supply) and always at the front on either the left or right side. Disconnect the copper water supply line and check the filter.screen. If the bottom inside of the dishwasher is full of water either you need to remove the spray bars and clean them out or you need to replace the impeller in the center under the spray bars. also very easy.

Usally when there is no water comming in it is the water inlet valve. First turn selector swith to see if it is only hot or cold water that is the problem. Take the hoses off the back of the washer and make sure that when you turn the water on that there is lots of water pressure comming out of the hoses. If ok. its probably the water inlet valve. There are two screws holding the valve from the back. Access the valve. Remove the fill hose from the valve. Remove the four wires off the valve and put on the new valve. Reinstall fill hose and install valve with two self taping screws you took out. Put your hoses back on and your ready to go.

Thats strange, F10 means no cold fill.
Ok back to basics, you can check the pressure switch by taking off the tube and gently blowing into it and I mean gently, you should hear a click if its ok - make sure the other end is'nt blocked, blow it out with a cycle pump near the drum end

sounds like you have checked the water coming out of the cold water so the fill valve requires replacement

A common problem with noises from washing machines has been the under wire that may come out of small clothes. In the washer they can get stuck in one of the inner basket holes and make a scrapping noise, they can actually make there way into the pump and jam the pump, or make a terrible noise when the pump is running. Grab a flash light and have a peek inside the washer for this. Front load washers seem very common to this happen! If the tiny cloth  is showing signs of fraying, may be best not to wash it in the washing machine, replace the cloth.


Maytag Dependable care washer.....Locate a 1/4 inch screw on the side of the agitator, ( about 3/4 of the way down) remove this screw and lift up on the agitator...picture.
 
Maytag Atlantis, Norge, Performa by Maytag.....Remove the cap and softener dispenser by pulling it off and locate the agitator bolt, remove bolt and lift up on the agitator...picture.


Water level controls - The water level control is also know as a pressure switch, this is where you set the water level ( small - medium - large ). The water level control is responsible to shut off the power to the fill valve and direct that power to the timer so the washing machine can start up. The WLC has electrical contacts in it that sends power to the fill valve and when the WLC is satisfied the water level is correct the electrical contacts open power to the fill valve and send the power to the timer and the washer starts. Picture of this here. How the water level control knows when it is time to shut the water off is, a air tight hose runs from the outer washer tank to the water level control. As the water fills the outer tank air is pushed up the hose, depending on which setting you have made ( small- medium - large ) is takes a certain amount of this pressure to make the WLC cycle over and shut off the water and send this power to the timer. If this hose develops a leak or a pin hole the washer can over fill as the WLC may not be able to shut the water off. The water level control can also break down and allow the washer to over fill as well.
Testing a  water level control or a fill valve can be done by using a Testing a  water level control or a fill valve can be done by using a ohm meter or a volt meter. Testing a  water level control or a fill valve can be done by using a ohm meter or a volt meter. Testing a  water level control or a fill valve can be done by using a ohm meter or a volt meter.
A couple of tips from readers (Thankx!! ):
~ If you have a loose hose on the water level control or tank end, use a plastic wire tie to help hold the hose tighter and make a tight fit.
~ The water level tube (tube that runs from the square box), access panel on the outer drum where the bleach tube also ends) from the pressure sensor switch (front panel) can become clogged.  Or the two holes from the outer tub into this square box panel on the outside of the outer tub can become clogged. Either clog, I am told by my help repair guy can cause the sensor to think that there is still too much water in the tub and so will not allow motor to activate spin.
~ If the water level control contact is bad, it may also stop the filling ok, but not tell the washer to start agitating.