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Hi,
Four months ago I replaced my washer motor (seized up/no prior problems) with a new motor and about a month ago the washer started doing the following: washer would fill up but not start the agitating cycle, motor/starter would hum and burning smell, motor trips out on overload, after 10-15 min. motor would reset and start agitating and go through the wash cycle as normal, now the motor/starter just hums, after looking at the motor leads I notice a burn (shorted) terminal connector at the motor, belt and transmission seems fine, could I have just a bad motor or is there something else causing the problem?
Thanks for the advice.
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If the transmission pulley moves CW freely enough then the motor is probably bad. Here are the break down diagrams for the Jenn Air washer Model JW1000WGene.
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Thanks, Gene for the helpfull advice.
MAT
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