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Maytag Top Loader Washer....smelled Burnt Smell....checked Motor Operation--ok...checked Pump For Stuck--ok...checked Drive For Stuck--seems Ok...turns, Not Completely Real Easy But Does Turn... Replaced Both Pump & Drive Belts (drive Belt Was Burnt)...belt Still Slips When Starting Spin Cycle... Replace Tension Springs With Stonger And Even Added One Extra Spring......still Slips, Burns, & Squeals Drive Belt When Starting Spin Cycle
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Remove belt and turn the tranny pulley till the spin basket starts to turn. If it will not turn, you probably have something stuck in the tub, or worn thrust washers. Post model #.
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Steve, if nothing is stuck in between the 2 tubs, then you could have a seized tub bearing. Part # 2-4012, and you would also want to replace the stem seal kit if that were the case. Part # 2-4013. I am assuming you have this model, that I suggest because you said you replaced both belts, but did not give a model #. Tom
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Thanks For Your Responses.....inner Tub Did Spin By Hand But Not Very Easy...removed Top And Checked Between Inner & Outter Tub But Nothing Found...reassembled Everything...now Washer Seems To Be Working Fine...never Did Find Any Problem Other Than The Burnt Drive Belt...still Wondering If There Is A Problem That Is Going To Reoccur Or If There Is Nothing I Should Worry About.............maytag Performer Model #lat2500aae
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When you removed the tub top, the jamming item may have fallen down the bottom. If so, it may not drain out well. Also, the brake shoes may have jamed temporarily. If it happens again, you can tilt the washer back, move the tranny pulley clockwise and hit the housing a bit to release the brake.
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