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Have you checked the wires at the motor plug? A broken wire could cause it.
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Originally Posted by: Gene  Have you checked the wires at the motor plug? A broken wire could cause it.
Gene. Mine is a Kenmore/Whirlpool doing the same thing. I have replaced the capacitor and have had two motors sent from APP with no change. All the thing will do is sit and buzz.
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If the motor just sits there and will not shut down, you have a bad start circuit, probably a bad timer.
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Well I'll start from scratch
WP model LSR7233BQ1
Washer agitates great but when it comes to pumping out the water and spinning it stops and has a loud buzz sound. It doesn't matter what wash cycle it's the same thing. I checked the lid switch and it works fine, checked the pump for a clog and it was clear has a burn smell also.
Was suggested "Broken wire @ motor"---- Checked NO bad terminals, connections OR corrosion.... "Capacitor"---- Replaced with new, SAME results...... agitates in all cycles.. Stops when it gets to pump out water and spin all I get is a buzz in all cycles.
Suggested bad timer.
NEW QUESTION....... Can the timer be ohmed? IF so where can get the schematics showing what terminals to check & what the ohms should read.
OR do I have to buy a new timer??? 100 bucks +
Thank you ALL for your thoughts and suggestions
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Pull the timer cover and check for burnt contacts.
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I thank you guys for all of the information you have posted.
I pulled the timer out and removed the contact block so I could get to all of the contact surfaces. I saw where 3 of the contacts had welded together and others were just burned, Thanks richappy for that line of thought. I took a very small file and filed the contact surfaces off, re-installed the contact block back into the timer and plugged it in. Set it on spin and I could here the pump run and it started to spin turned everything off and installed a NEW timer today.
Anyway it's fixed and seems to be working fine
Thanks again
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