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The real problem on my washer was not the brake, the seals were deteriorated so the water leaked to the bearings and rusted them out. I replaced the bearing and seals and that solved the rest of the problems with the belt smoking.
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Thanks for the reply! It turns out, that my problem was the brakes and I was able to R&R them without pulling the washtub or anything--just the motor/pump assembly. I'll keep in mind your situation for the future: after 8-9 years of good service, I expect more issues...
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Originally Posted by: mikeyfz  Hi; Looks like I have the same problem with my Amana ALW780QAW. Can you give me some advice on how you checked the brake and them fixed it? I've already replaced the belt and have the same symptoms during the drain cycle--pump is working, but the belt is not turning...
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Mike Have exact same model/problem .... If and when you get a reply, I'd appreciate if you forward it to me Thanks
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