dee10
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Washer stopped spinning, but water will drain from washer. It could be the brake assembly or the transmission as far as my research shows. It also needs new belts. $100 or best offer. Located in Mid City, Los Angeles.
Maytag A506 washer for sale for repair or parts
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Non-spinning Maytag washer
The one thing I can guarantee is it’s not the brake or the transmission,
Depending on how much useless machine has it may be a good part stoner for someone or somebody could fix it.
John L
The one thing I can guarantee is it’s not the brake or the transmission,
Depending on how much useless machine has it may be a good part stoner for someone or somebody could fix it.
John L
Hmmm methinks that if the poster replaced the drive belt then maybe it would be back in business. When they say that the washer still drains but wont spin that tells me volumes...broken drive belt.
I actually fired up my Maytag A806 since it had been sitting for a few months but wasn’t agitating even though the motor was running, a short while later it started to squeal. Stopped the machine, laid the drain hose down to drain the water, removed the front panel, propped the machine up on a paint bucket, moved the drive belt by hand and that fixed that. The belt had simply developed a flat spot on the motor and just wasn’t wanting to move. Simply by rocking and moving the belt around corrected that issue.
Non-agitating Maytag
Hi Sean, only a Maytag is pathetic enough not to even agitate because it sat for a while you probably have a transmission top shaft bearing that’s failing however.
John L
Hi Sean, only a Maytag is pathetic enough not to even agitate because it sat for a while you probably have a transmission top shaft bearing that’s failing however.
John L
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Replacing the belts won't fix the problem. I had replaced the belts initially and the problem still existed. I removed the belts when I replaced the machine to use on the replacement. I say the brake assembly or transmission due to the research I did on my own. Again, I am just wanting to sell the machine to someone who feels they can repair it or use the parts that work.
Replacing the belts won't fix the problem. I had replaced the belts initially and the problem still existed. I removed the belts when I replaced the machine to use on the replacement. I say the brake assembly or transmission due to the research I did on my own. Again, I am just wanting to sell the machine to someone who feels they can repair it or use the parts that work.
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Hi John, I’ll just rephrase what I said in reply #4. Basically a belt that has flat spots from sitting for awhile can cause it to not agitate or spin and since it went from 100 degree wether to about 70 and 60 something degrees, it caused the belt to develop a flat spots which caused my Maytag A806 to not want to agitate at all at first. Since rocked the belt and moved it by hand, that fixed that issue. To be sure the upper bearing wasn’t locked up, I ran it through a quick cycle and there were no ill sounds or effects and completed the quick test cycle. If a Maytag doesn’t want to agitate at all for sitting for a few months or a year, more than likely the belt needs a little coaxing by hand to get it to move.
Hi John, I’ll just rephrase what I said in reply #4. Basically a belt that has flat spots from sitting for awhile can cause it to not agitate or spin and since it went from 100 degree wether to about 70 and 60 something degrees, it caused the belt to develop a flat spots which caused my Maytag A806 to not want to agitate at all at first. Since rocked the belt and moved it by hand, that fixed that issue. To be sure the upper bearing wasn’t locked up, I ran it through a quick cycle and there were no ill sounds or effects and completed the quick test cycle. If a Maytag doesn’t want to agitate at all for sitting for a few months or a year, more than likely the belt needs a little coaxing by hand to get it to move.
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