Questions & Answers for: Roper transmission pump whine

pump, follow the motor toward the transmission. There is a coupler that connects the motor to the transmission. Turn this coupler by hand a listen to the pump. If there is any objects in the pump then

whining on spin cycle my washer just started whing on my last load of laundry. It only starts on the spin cycle then stops shortly through. Should i be worried about this? There could be something in ...

...The only time it isn't making this noise is when the machine is filling. Could it be the motor or transmission? no theres something in your pump,,it up against the impeller in your ...

washer runs through the cycles but does not drain It also makes a loud whining noise when it kicks into high speed. There was a soft, black foam belt like thing broken and sitting under the machine . ...

...and transmission, if is is not agitating or spinning. Or the spin brake on the transmission. The pump is directly driven on the opposite side of the motor from the transmission. I hope this

...pump has two clips that hold it on top of moter there are two screws in two clips that hold the moter to a metal plate next to transmission the wiring harness plugs in to side of moter the drive ...

pump pulley before you change the belt. If the motor isn't running, the lid switch may be defective. If so, the washing machine can't spin and may not function at all. The switch is inside the washing

...drive coupling between the motor and transmission. If it does not pump out the water you must replace the lid switch under the rear control console. This video will show how to access those

...transmission and the drain pump, no belts as far as I can tell. I can't look under the machine while it's running to pinpoint where the sound is coming from. Any ideas? Roper whining noise Washing ...

...transmission and can wear out over time. If it has failed, the washer won't spin or agitate. Check the coupler for any signs of wear or damage. Drain pump: A clogged drain pump or pump motor failure ...