Not working i have a kenmore 70 series super capacity and in the middle of using it it just stop working, full of water, didnt reach the softner cycle, and it smells like burnt. When i unplugged it and plugged it back in, it makes a eerrr sound when i turn it on

hum either a bad timer sticking the point contacts close. have u tried this in all cycles? and possibly a motor with bad windings not enough power to run agitation? try running in mild or gentle and see what happens? I was tempted to say the cam dogs in agitator but they dont work then stop then work, when they go out they go out.

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Go back to 5 and see if 6 comes back?

Getting Sears parts 110.23712200
I will tell you what happened to me. One day my water valve quit. On that veryday my sister in law paid her weekly visit to wash her and my BIL's clothes. She bypasses 5 laundry matts to get here. I tell my wife we should not have a $75 water bill. So the water would not fill in the washer. I told her to get a 5 gallon bucket and fill it up then see how many buckets it took to fill the washer. 7 buckets later the washer kicked in and started doing it's thang. 35 gallons of water to wash a full load on highest level. Then 7 more buckets to do the rinse. 70 gallons of water to wash one load of clothes. I figured I had her cured from coming over every saturday just to wash clothes. But she found out I fixed it. LOL She has a washer and dryer at her house but IF she goes overs a certain amount she uses then the trailer park charges her extra for water. Soo she comes ta my house. Sweet.

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It could be coming from your fabric softner. I know when I use liquid fabric softner I get oily looking stains on clothes. I no longer use liquid softner. I also use Dawn dish soap in my washer. I use Dawn instead of any other stain removers. Dawn dish soap works on everything.

First, see the Sears parts site for your washer:
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/index.action

Enter your model number (###.######) and you'll see a list of major sub-components with diagrams and parts.

It sounds as if your pump is bad.

See the following illustrated description of how to access and check / replace the pump.

http://www.american-appliance.com/catalog/newsdesk_info.php?newsPath=16&newsdesk_id=134&osCsid=8eaba8b07483055c9c0f23bd2274f0a8

Note after reading a bunch of information. I went home and removed the hose from the Level Switch and "clean it", if you will and re-attached. Started a load, and bingo bango bongo, it work. Thanks for the insight.

3.2 cu ft.



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The problem is most likely the water level switch. This would be the case if the water is able to be turned off with the dial on the washer and not running all the time.

If it is running all the time and you have to turn it off at the water line valve, then the problem is a stuck water fill valve.

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You can find information on the parts at partselect.com.

You can buy parts from them or find them locally if you want.

Thanks,

Tim

I dont know about it not going through the full cycle, but as for the bleach and softner dispenser problems, i had the same issue. About 7 months after i had this same machine,,, the softner would enter the cycle during the first rinse, which i supose isnt a major problem, but it was quite annoying because by the time the 4th rinse was over,,, there was obviously no softner left on the clothes. It was still under warrenty so i had sears come over. They replaced the control board, thinking it was a timing problem, but it didnt solve the problem. They scheduled me for another time, and again sent over a repairman who didnt know what he was doing. I being 20, like to take things apart and see why they broke or how they work, so i pretty much knew what the problem was. I told this second guy what i thought and he ordered the part, 2 weeks later came back after i had recieved the part, installed it, and PROBLEM SOLVED. So im thinkingthis could be the same problem your having. If you take out the detergent draw to clean it or for whatever reason, if u look inside, and up,,, you can see holes where the water drops from,,, and that is the part you probably need fixed. I really cant remember what the part is called,,, but im assuming its something like Detergent Dispenser Asembly or somethng like that.