Motor just hums and will not spin - Maytag Centennial 3.2 cu. ft. SuperSize Plus Top Load Washer

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Replace the start capacitor on the motor. The classis reason for humming and not spinning. The start capacitor gives the motor a jolt to get it running.

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Usually a bad start capacitor on the fan motor. It jump starts the motor

Sounds like the motor has gone bad.

usually a "humming motor" indicates either a bad capacitor or a defective motor. With the power off try to spin the blower wheel...it should spin freely. If it is tight or wont spin and there are no obstructions stopping it (like an air filter sucked into blower or other debris) then the motor most likely is seized. If the blower wheel spins free then you may have a bad capacitor. Keep in mind, just because the blower spins easy doesn't mean the motor is good. I have had motors that are defective that dont seize up but most of the time the blower wheel will not spin free if the motor fails.

The motor is overheating and the heat sensor is switching it off.Replacing the motor should cure the problem...Good luck....Nomess

Assuming you are spinning it when the motor is humming, if the motor runs after spinning it it could be the run capacitor (replace) or open/broken start winding in motor(need new motor). Humming should indicate the motor is getting proper voltage. If motor does not try to run by spinning then open run winding in motor (replace motor).

if the moter hums when working but does not move time for a new moter the torque side of the moter has gone look on ebay or espares

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