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it could be you have somthing caught in your pump and your belt is sliping that will cause the burning smell take of your pump and check this is the first thing to try please let me know
Hi just read your posting.In my experience the only part on a Fisher and Paykel top loader machine that creates a burning smell is the pump.Try looking under the machine and you will see a black fan.This is your pump.Check to see if it has corrosion on it with a torch and try smelling it.I am sure you will find it is the pump that is smelling.Please reply for additional help and tell me how you got on with checking the pump.Looking forward to your reply.
At this stage i can suggest that the inlet valve may be faulty & giving off this burning smell.open the control box & see if one of the 2 inlet valves look distorted or brown or burnt looking.I'm wondering if it's not filling very fast also,this could also be an indication of the valve.
ours did the same thing with the burning smell also. I found that the pump motor kept tripping out from overheating and would not empty the drum thus telling the computer not to spin. I took out the pump and found that the rotor inside the armature had surface rust all around it so i gave it a light sand to clear the rust and whalah...no more tripping out, the pump motor needs to be disassembled to get at the rotor.
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