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Tub no longer spins,belt and pullies still in tact,but when the belt is rotated - the drum is not affected.
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Originally Posted by: ron walburn  Tub no longer spins,belt and pullies still in tact,but when the belt is rotated - the drum is not affected. Ron, Did you have a chance to check the wires and solenoids on the "wig wag" ? Part number: AP3121800
You may also need to check the water level switch to make sure you have a closed circuit when the tub is empty. If the wig wag solenoid doesn't activate, and shift the levers, don't engage, the unit won't spin, Most of the time , the problem is due to a broken wire to the solenoid(s), that's where I'd start first. Good Luck, :) :) :)
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Joe - can you tell me, the solenoid you've mentioned, am I looking under the machine or behind the control panel?
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Ron
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Originally Posted by: ron walburn Joe - can you tell me, the solenoid you've mentioned, am I looking under the machine or behind the control panel?
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Ron Ron, Your best bet and easiest access, is to slide the washer out, to get in back of it and remove the rear access panel, When you look inside in the gearcase/transmission area, it'll be mounted on a shaft on the top side of the gearcase, you can't miss it. It'll have two wires(total of 4) going to each solenoid of the assembly, those are the wires and solenoids you need to check. :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
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Originally Posted by: Joe / APP Team Ron,
Your best bet and easiest access,
is to slide the washer out, to get in back of it and remove the rear access panel,
When you look inside in the gearcase/transmission area, it'll be mounted on a shaft on the top side of the gearcase, you can't miss it.
It'll have two wires(total of 4) going to each solenoid of the assembly, those are the wires and solenoids you need to check.
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:cool: :cool: :cool: Thank you for your time!
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Originally Posted by: ron walburn Thank you for your time! Ron, It's my pleasure to help, Don't forget to let us know what you find, so we can post it to the forum, or move up to the water level switch, if we have to. You can actually watch the solenoid(s), you'll see how the solenoid activates and engages the slide bar to shift from wash to spin, operation, from that vantage point, just don't reach inside, while it's operating. :) :) :)
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