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My Maytag Centennial washer MVWC300VW1 is stopping mid-cycle and won't drain, it makes a buzzing noise for a few seconds when it stops agitating and then stops. If I try to manually advance the dial nothing happens. I can manually drain it by lowering the hose and I've inspected for blockage and there's none. I have also replaced the pump and it's still doing the same thing. I've checked the lid switch for continuity and that appears fine. Any thoughts on what's causing this?
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Possible bad timer not putting power for motor rotation in that direction while still running in agitate direction.
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Hi,
Not trying to jack your thread but I have the same exact problem as you except I have Maytag Centennial MVMC7ESWW0. I would love to hear more possible causes for this. Sometimes the washer will work fine and other times is will stop mid-cycle right before it drains and spins. jimctec, Would a bad timer cause the brief buzzing noise that washer2017 mentioned?
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Same problem here. Maytag Model # MVWC200XW2, and today, the tub fell about 2" down, as if the support or springs went bad
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