Maytag SAV3710AWW Washer "works advance next step" Questions

advance to the next, repeat until done. Do you know (a) what part is in need of repair or replacing, and (b) where we can purchase the parts? Thank you! Sandy Hi Sandy, I had the same problem and some

...works by manually advancing the dial. I have a Maytag LA608. At the start of a cycle, it fills with water and starts agitation. It seems like the dial turns however it never stops agitation. I can ...

...advance to the next step... Do I need to replace the timer? First check your washer plug to see if the connections are tightly screwed. Next check your filter if you haven't for long. Remove the 3 ...

...next step in cycle. Timer knob does not advance to ensd of cycle. Does not advance past agitate on any of the settings (perm press, gentle, regular etc) even when we manually activate lid switch. We ...

...advance further only after it receives information from the next step due to it. so this could be that the dispenser is not working, or the heater is not working or the drum drive is faulting on heat ...

next step will be checking the pressure switch. The pressure switch is the sensor that detects water level, deciding when to start/stop drain pump and when to advance to spin. When the pressure switch

...your machine won't advance to the next level in its cycle. Does this make sense? Clip the hose up toward the top of your washer in the back and you should see your washer completing its full

...advance to the next code if any (most recent code first) then it will go to display software versions (n:xx etc) when it shows C:00 the door should lock at C:01 it will fill with cold water this is ...

...(You can hear it click as you open and close the door.). If that switch is not working, the control click can not let the machine advance to the next step in the cycle. Let US know what you find. M ...

...works on the whirlpool lxr7244pq4 but the spin cycle.what's my next step. Does it agitate? Does it spin by hand? Does it agitate if you advance the timer? Could be the lid switch (#1). Could be a ...