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My Kelvinator Top Loader Fills But Does Not Agitate Or Spin. Sounds Like Its Trying To Spin But Straining.lid Switch Seems Ok
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Can you re check your model number, the one you posted does not come up.
If this is a standard top loader, see if you can take off the front panel and inspect the belt. See if it is hung up in any manner, then take it off and see if the motor is turning in spin cycle. Then unplug the machine and see if you can turn the pulley.
If you need more info, post the model number and the result of the above.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by: sidfink43 Can you re check your model number, the one you posted does not come up.
If this is a standard top loader, see if you can take off the front panel and inspect the belt. See if it is hung up in any manner, then take it off and see if the motor is turning in spin cycle. Then unplug the machine and see if you can turn the pulley.
If you need more info, post the model number and the result of the above.
Thanks Sidfink 43. Thanks for your reply .The model is GW058k earlier version of GW611.It does not have a belt but a direct drive brushless motor.I have found the fault and fixed it. I checked out all the circuitry with a meter everything seemed ok. I then rechecked the lid switch and got intermittent readings. I cleaned the switch with a contact cleaner and a sspray of CRC that got the switch prforing correctly but not the machine Looking further I found that the wireing connector to the pump were corroded.I gave them the same treatment now the machine is running like new. This model is popular in NZ. KIA ORA JONNYDUBH.
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Nice going, glad you were able to fix that. I am not sure I have ever seen a direct drive machine with an electric pump. Interesting!
Thanks for updating us.
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