Kenmore 45081 Front Load Washer / Dryer "buzzing sound head" Questions

...buzzing sound and it sounds like it's trying to work but just won't move. Sounds like the belt under the machine is either broken or off the motor/pulleys. Empty the tub, turn off water, disconnect ...

...buzzing sound. This just happened over the weekend, can you give me an idea of whats wrong>? Thanks so much! Lisa sounds as if you have abad contact in the timer advance the timer to a different spin ...

...buzzing sound you have to unplug the power cord, remove the cabinet, at the lower center there is the water pump, remove it and move it out or the way from the motor. put back the cabinet and try to ...

...buzzing sound, but nothing else happens. Now even the buzzing has stopped. Please advise. Thanks... It appears your timer/main controller has failed in this instance. For replacement parts - head on ...

...buzzing sound, like something came loose and now the tub will not spin. I have tried using the timer and several other options onthe wash dial, but nothing makes the tub spin. Any idea's? It appears ...

...buzzing sound like its trying to work i dont think its the lid switch then It most likely is the coupler. It is located between the motor and the transmission. It is an easy repair and only costs ...

...t drain water The washer starts out fine but when time to drain the water w suds still in it only a buzzing noise can be heard. I have taken off the bottom panal and opened the filter and cleaned it. ...

...sound Probably it is your motor to transmission coupler. For replacement parts - head on over to PartSelect.com or RepairClinic.com and enter in your full model number for a full parts listing. I ...

...buzzing/grinding sound when trying to use cold water. I cannot figure out how to open the head of the unit to test the water valve switches. Can you tell me how to open the top of the machine? Thank ...

...buzzing sound. sounds like the capacitor. This engages the motor, which is probably the source of the sound. Unscrew the two screws holding the head onto the cabinet on either side, and flip the head ...