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The washer fills up and washes clothes and then will not drain out water or advance to spin cycle. I get all 3 washer selectors light which stay on solid and the washer level light blinks? Any idea what might be wrong. Already tried all the usual troubleshooting in the manual to no avail?:)
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The blinking lights are error codes and you will need the Tech Notes to interpret them and to put the machine into a diagnostic model. The tech notes should be inside the console or somewhere under the top.
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Do you know what three solid washer selector lights lit and the water level indicator blinking means?
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No because the tech sheet I have access to for this model has four led lights for the Cycle Selector (super wash, normal, express and gentle) and you indicated you only have three.
If you cannot access the tech notes or they are not there you need to contact Maytag and see if they can get you a copy.
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I do have 4 wash cycle selectors, but only three are lit solid. Normal wash, express wash and gentle. Also blinking is the water level light. You say contact Maytag, but this is a crosley washer?
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Ok, thanks for clearing that up. I interpreted your original post to mean you only had three led positions. Here is the tech notes explanation and suggestions for diagnosis for your machine given that error code. LONG DRAIN LEDS ACTIVATED EXPLANATION/RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE
If the drain time exceeds 6 minutes, the wash cycle will stop. Push the START/OFF button to reset the operation mode, a Drain task is executed and the previously selected cycle resumes.
POTENTIAL CAUSES
■ Drain pump failure.
■ Drain hose: check for proper connection, kinks or clogs. ■ Pressure switch contact failure. I think the likely cause is a blockage in the drain system, and almost as likely is the failure of the drain pump. Start by checking that out. If they check out you can try replacing the water level/pressure switch.
I cannot link you to the tech notes because Maytag will no longer allow access to their tech site. Also, your machine is made by Maytag under the Crosley brand. Good luck, hope this helps.
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