Amana ALW880WH Top Load Washer "overloaded washing machine burning smell" Questions

...washing machine, the cause could be any number of things. Regardless, this is one smell you shouldn't ignore. It's important to quickly diagnose the problem and find the solution. The "Burning Belt" ...

...washing machine cycle. It's a 220V appliance, so if it short's out it will cause problems. It's more likely the motor being overloaded making it hot and causing the electrical burning smell, or a ...

...washing machine has a smell of melted rubber and I found black bits on the drum. None of the clothes have been damaged but they do smell a bit. Is it overheating or something? hi Alyson. this is what ...

burning rubber, the belt connecting the motor and the tub accelerator might have been wearing out.this is a problem which occurs when you overload the motor frequently.if you get the smell continuosly

...m/c goto spin the motor load is maximum i hope no thing with your motor also if you smell like rubber burning maybe the belt , you will surprise every thing you see come after heavy overload ...

...washing machine washer fills with water. then the motor overload protector starts clicking in and out.and there is a burning smell. I am able to spin the water back out. The belt needs to be replaced ...

...machine wash overloaded with clothes and then I smelled like something burning. It is fuling but not starting could you help me please. The burning could have been the motor or the coupler. The ...

...washing machine produced a burning rubber smell and then stopped working. After 7 hours, The machine was able to work again in proper working order. Is this because it was overworked? The motor could ...

smell from washer burning oily smell from washer Sounds like you may have overloaded your machine and overheated the transmission. Try smaller load and see if you still have the smell. Hope this helps

washing machine, the result may be an electrical burning smell. Both are necessary to run your washing machine and can be costly to repair. The first thing to do if you notice an "electrical" smell in