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Okay so temp dropped a weekend ago to -22F and my basement got real cold. The waterlines to my washer froze. After letting everything thaw out the washer is no longer draining water like it should.
I'm going to take a stab in the dark and assume that the water left over in the pump froze and caused it to seize. Water still drains but it doesn't have the normal force of pushing the water out. The washer refuses to go into spin mode until I shut it off, tip it, let it drain and turn it back on.
I did a price check and the pump is fairly expensive. About $100 that I don't have. What I'm interested in is other possibilities that may cause it to stop draining, When the washer is supposed to drain it makes a humming noise(Again seeming like it's seized)
As far as I know, The washer pump is motor driven and doesn't use a belt. Am I right on this?
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Also, I know how to enter diagnostic mode but I am unsure on how to actually read what errors it's spitting out. I've yet to find any information how on to read these light codes to translate them into an error code. Any information on that would be nice as well. I appreciate anyone's input, I'm a novice when it comes to Washer Machines but I'm pretty good with my hands.
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