You have a brake problem....tub turns while it's washing part?»¿ #21002010 and 35-6918.....will require a specialty tool you can watch videos on you tube just type in maytag atlantis washer
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was the coupler replaced correctly? I have replaced it incorrectly myself b4.so it can happen. might want to check ur counter weights too, check ur clutch for slipping .for safe measure check door switch
could be a bad counter balance , u can remove the front panel and run a spin or wash cycle and listen to where its coming from so u don't have to replace all the balancers. on some models theres a heavy ceramic weight at bottom that at times goes bad and throws it off balance, just run it and look where noise is coming from
Possible that the bearings are a suspect, if the machine seems to wobble around. Also if the load is high, does the noise go higher, if so check the suspension, check the mounting and the counter weights. Please check this link: Wobbling machine
yes in the spin cycle the agitator and bowl lock if not clothes ball up and machine goes out of balance check the spin coil or electric damper is activated during spin cycle if not replace if blown or open circuit also clutch arm cold be broken have a close look keep me advised
Mine is doing the same thing. I opened it up to see what was happening and it was the drive belt tension arm bumping around. Soon, the belt started slipping during the spin cycle. Now it won't spin and the belt starts to smolder from the friction of the drive motor. If you haven't checked your belt, that's a good place to start.
The problem is 2 fold. The "knocking" noise is indicative of brake rub. The fix is to replace the rotor & stator. The reason that your clothing are coming out wet is because the brake is dragging along a polished stator when in spin and cannot get up to its proper speed as a result. The 2nd item that should be replaced is the thrust bearing assy. This is what enables the transmission to transition from agitation to spin... Hope this helps... Bill
there should be a rubber washer with the bolt. if it is missing the bolt may back of during agitation. also the threads on the transimision may be stripped. Some Green lock tight found in most hard ware stores should help. the knocking noise is probably due the agitator coming loose.
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