-   I noticed a burning odor and saw smoke come up from the top of the machine. The spin does not empty the water in the tub. Is this problem a result of the drive belt burn and need replacement? Glenn -   edgelit
To replace a washer belt, remove power, remove back panel. On the left side is the motor, clutch, pump and belt. The pump is driven by acoupler clamped to the pumpand clutch assembly. Loosen one of these clamps enough to move the coupler away so the old belt can be slipped past the coupler and also to facilitate the new belt to be installed. The belt runs in a pulley built into the top of the clutch assembly and can be "run" onto the transmission pulley very easily. To adjust the belt tension, pull out the washer,tilt it backagainst the wall......there are 3 nuts and bolts holding the motor assembly to the bottom frame,loosen these nuts off, the holes on the motor bracket are oval shaped so the motor assembly can be moved back and forth. You can move motor to tighten or loosen the belt, just make the belt fairly snug anddon'tover tighten it.
i have a amana washing mashine. top load and its push button, it says 6 p what does that mean? thank...
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i have a amana washing mashine. top load and its push button, it says 6 p what does that mean? thank you leann
We started with a water leak, repaired that withhub seal kit and new hub, now the machine works well...
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We started with a water leak, repaired that withhub seal kit and new hub, now the machine works well in the wash mode, but when it shifts to spin it starts poping from the white spring slip nut under the pulley.
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Jamie