My machine continues to spin during the wash/rinse cycle. I opened it up to find broken pads. I looked it up on the internet and found that it may be the brake pads. I need to know where I can look to help me remove/install the pads correctly.
depending on how handy you are, replacement of the brake pads can be a real pain. As an experienced technician I specialized in Amana/Speed Queen for a while. I recommend you call a service man to replace the brakes. Its worth your while and your fingers.
i have a 6 year old amana top load washer. and when it is on the spin cycle, it is very loud. is it...
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i have a 6 year old amana top load washer. and when it is on the spin cycle, it is very loud. is it possible that the transmission is going?
There was a small layer of black particles on the bottom. When I turn it on it spins, but not very...
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There was a small layer of black particles on the bottom. When I turn it on it spins, but not very fast. I can smell rubber burning. The water is also draining very slow. I'm thinking belt, but it looks like the pump is direct drive off of the motor. This unit has the service panel in the front on the bottom.