Thread Number: 20566
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Post# 326716 , Reply# 1   1/25/2009 at 20:44 (5,540 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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Here are some pics |
Post# 326717 , Reply# 2   1/25/2009 at 20:45 (5,540 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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underneath |
Post# 326718 , Reply# 3   1/25/2009 at 20:46 (5,540 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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Post# 326918 , Reply# 4   1/26/2009 at 15:25 (5,539 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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Drew, What do you think this could be? Timer? Washes fine but sticks on Rinse and does not advance drain or spin. |
Post# 327009 , Reply# 5   1/26/2009 at 20:04 (5,539 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)   |   | |
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Sorry it took so long to respond. Had a busy route today... I agree. I'm pretty certain it's a hang up spot on the cam. I would try to verify voltage to the timer motor when it should be advancing. It's possible the motor is trying to advance but the gearing is bad. Problem is that it's one of those damn Emerson SEALED clam shell timers and almost impossible to take apart to look at it. (well, you COULD take it apart but no guarantee it'll look the same when you re-assemble...) All you CAN do is verify 110v to the timer motor... I've included a schematic for you. You should have a copy in the console next to the timer. You didn't give the full model number/serial number but I think that you should have a MAV9600EWW with a serial number that starts with 18 or higher which was an energy star unit due to the electronic temp. control. Part number on the timer s/b 22003445 which lists for $78. Your price may vary... RCD |
Post# 327042 , Reply# 6   1/26/2009 at 22:29 (5,539 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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sn 23321996ZZ. I will do as instructed. I appreciate the help. I put it on the side and picked up a filter flo set to work with. |
Post# 327140 , Reply# 7   1/27/2009 at 13:53 (5,538 days old) by runematic (southcentral pa)   |   | |
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It could also be a bad h2o valve. Usually when the washer calls for cold for rinse, if it does not get cold h2o, no advance. This model also has a temp control board, you could check that as well. Very rarely does a bad timer not go into rinse in every cycle. Usually just a certain cycle. Just a guess without running it or being there. You never know.......
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Post# 327143 , Reply# 8   1/27/2009 at 14:12 (5,538 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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that is the same theory that I got from Maytag. I will look into it as well. Voltmeter to the contacts to see if it completes the circle? |
Post# 327161 , Reply# 9   1/27/2009 at 16:16 (5,538 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)   |   | |
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Maybe I should have clarified the question. Does the machine: A) fill and go into agitation in rinse but not advance to spin or B) not fill for rinse and just stall out? Runematic is correct. I've seen the auto temp board crap out and not activate the cold water valve EVEN IF THE AUTO TEMP BUTTON IS 'OFF'. That board is controlling the valves no matter what is selected... That is the board that piggy backs on the timer. BTW the timer and the board come separately. RCD |
Post# 327336 , Reply# 12   1/28/2009 at 11:38 (5,537 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)   |   | |
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I agree. As Coldspot66 said, the pause built into the run contact that stops the motor to allow the reverse direction to kick in sounds fused. I see it every so often in the old dependable care washers as well. Any washer with a reversing motor to spin/pump out can have it happen... As far as noise, again I say, damn those Emerson sealed unit timers. It seems to be a trait with them. There is a variant of those style timers in the MAH3000,4000 and 5500A models that makes that same horrid 'crunch' noises as it advances. The below pic is of one of those timers, similar to Jaytags. You can see the temp board that 'piggybacks' on the backside of the timer. RCD |
Post# 327446 , Reply# 13   1/28/2009 at 20:26 (5,537 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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R47 on the bottom is dark brown, this may be trouble. I am going to go deeper. |
Post# 327447 , Reply# 14   1/28/2009 at 20:49 (5,537 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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found a picture of the same burnt timer on google. Mine looks exactly like it. So new timer I assume or can it be fixed? |
Post# 327448 , Reply# 15   1/28/2009 at 20:50 (5,537 days old) by jaytag (Atlanta)   |   | |
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timer |
Post# 327492 , Reply# 17   1/29/2009 at 01:33 (5,537 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)   |   | |
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You can try to sand it but it'll be for intellectual curiosity. I'd look at replacing the timer for a permanent repair. One of the things Maytag started doing with the later schematics is to NOT include a timer cam chart to help identify when cams are doing their thing. They are also starting to not include a wiring diagram, just a schematic. Am I just a dinosaur in this field that I miss a cam chart? Did you ever see if the board was feeding power to the timer motor for advance? RCD |