20 Most Recent Maytag Neptune MAH9700 Front Load Washer - Page 6 Questions & Answers

I suggest you disconnect the tube from the water level control pressure switch and blow it out well. Then, if need be, disconnect the drain hose and make sure it is clean as well.

some of those pumps had a small hose going to it from the water level control have had trash pulg them up on pump end and at pump port ck it ..if pluged control may thing washer has enough water and will not let any in also pump may have gone kaflooey

Here is what it says in Maytag's Technical Info Guide: Machine control is
attempting to drive the
motor but is not seeing any
tach response. Visual
check shows motor is not
moving. (Locked, Hall
Sensor fault)

Here is the web site for the guide:
http://www.servicematters.com/maytag_library/docs/16026736.pdf

Try this: take off the back panel and check the motor connections. Unplug them and look for any corrsion.
Hope this helps.

Press "end of cycle" to get machine to normal. Then plug off the wall. Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind. Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.

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It sound like a loose or a broken lid switch issue. The lid switch is inside the washing machine main housing near the door frame. Often you have to raise or open the top or front of the washer to get to the switch. Good luck!

This is a problem common to many front load washers. Besides being very important to wile the the rubber boot down thoroughly there are a couple of products that claim to get rid of the mold and smell. I, myself, have ***** tried these but you might want to give it a shot. One of them is called Purewasher and is offered on the site www.smellywasher.com. Some time ago Maytag came out with a Mildew/Odor kit that they may still provede. again, I don't know for sure how well it works but it too may be worth trying

grasp hook on spring pull wire out of the groove in the boot remove boot retainer pull boot over lip to release

If it runs on the spin cycle, it's almost certainly neither of the components you describe.

Before you do anything else, just double check that the water supply to the machine is switched on.

Prime suspect is the solenoid valve which lets water into the machine, and the usual cause is a burnt out solenoid coil.

Switch off both water and electricity (then double check both are genuinely off).

Pull the machine away from the wall and remove the top panel (we don't have Maytag Neptunes where I live, but on most machines you'll find you can unscrew bits of trim at the back edge of the lid, after which it will slide off easily.

Look at where the water feed hose joins the machine. You should find a plastic unit with a screw coupling for the feed hose, a hose leading off into the works of the machine, and a couple of wires going to some terminals on the top.

Carefully remove the wires and use a multimeter on ohms range to check the component. It should be a few thousand ohms. If the coil has burnt out (as they often do), the resistance will be much higher.

(On some machines, you may find more than one of these valves all next door to each other - sometimes even two or three at a time running off the same hose. If yours is like this, test the terminals on each valve in turn in the way described above - but be extra careful to make sure the wires don't get mixed up).

Assuming you do identify a failed coil, it's worth taking the valve out and popping round to a washing machine spares dealer to see if you can get a new coil for it rather than replacing the whole valve. Otherwise, you can get a new valve off the internet.

Removing and replacing the valve is a job without any tricks or surprises. Remember to note where all the wires and hoses go. Check yet again that power and water are all off before you start and be prepared to catch a few trickles of water when you take the hoses off. If you're going to change the coil, take the valve out of the machine and do it somewhere where you won't lose the skin off your knuckles.

On completion and before you put the cover back on, run the machine through a quick wash cycle (without putting your hands andwhere inside). Use a torch to check for leaks in the areas where you've been working (especially where the hose from outside screws onto the valve). Once you're happy, turn the power off again, put the cover back on and put the machine back in place.

If your initial test doesn't show one of the valve coils to be burnt out, then post a comment to this question and we'll look at some of the less common possibilities.

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yes open the dispenser drawer push down on the flat tab and pull the drawer out in there will be a yellow pull rope made of plastic will say emergency door unlock pull that

Did it work when you bought it?

I have the same problem and its making me crazy.

sounds like motor control ..but three thing can keep it from not spinning .. Motor control- main control and or door lock... if just the spin cycle it may be the motor control..let me know what you find..

as you have said you have cleaned out all of the soap drawer a good place to start is assume the problem could be the water supply solenoid, the water not getting through, remove power plug, the lid, and test the solenoid for open circuit, and replace if needed, if this has helped please rate me

First things first... please follow this link to see if your machine is part of Maytag's recall... http://www.washerrecall.com/ or this site for details on the recall... http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07135.html

My husband just fixed ours after not seeing a solution on any other site. He pulled out the dispensing unit and pulled off the blue plastic piece on the top of the fabric softener and bleaching section. He then ran warm/hot water (not boiling hot) through the holes where the fabric softener is suppose to flow through. This cleaned out excess fabric softener that had coagulated in the elbow and blocked the flow of softener to the unit.

El c?digo de error "od" en una lavadora Maytag Neptune TL generalmente indica un problema relacionado con la apertura de la puerta. "od" es una abreviatura de "Open Door" (Puerta Abierta en ingl?s). Aqu? hay algunas acciones que puedes tomar para solucionar este problema:

1. Verifica la Puerta: Aseg?rate de que la puerta de la lavadora est? completamente cerrada y que no haya obstrucciones que impidan que se cierre correctamente.
2. Reinicia la Lavadora: Intenta reiniciar la lavadora. Descon?ctala de la corriente el?ctrica durante unos minutos y luego vuelve a enchufarla. Esto puede restablecer la electr?nica interna y eliminar el c?digo de error.
3. Inspecciona el Pestillo de la Puerta: Verifica el pestillo de la puerta para asegurarte de que est? funcionando correctamente. Si el pestillo est? da?ado o desgastado, podr?a necesitar ser reemplazado.
4. Comprueba el Cableado: Examina el cableado que conecta el interruptor de la puerta y el panel de control. Aseg?rate de que no haya cables sueltos o da?ados.
5. Sensor de la Puerta: Algunas lavadoras tienen un sensor de la puerta que puede fallar. Consulta el manual del usuario de tu lavadora para obtener informaci?n espec?fica sobre la ubicaci?n del sensor de la puerta y c?mo comprobar su funcionamiento.
6. Llama al Servicio T?cnico: Si despu?s de intentar estas soluciones el problema persiste, es posible que necesites la asistencia de un t?cnico de servicio. Puede haber un problema m?s complejo con el sistema de la lavadora que requiera atenci?n profesional.

Recuerda que estas son sugerencias generales y pueden variar seg?n el modelo espec?fico de tu lavadora. Siempre es recomendable consultar el manual del usuario de tu electrodom?stico para obtener informaci?n espec?fica sobre los c?digos de error y las soluciones recomendadas. Si no tienes el manual, puedes buscarlo en l?nea o contactar al servicio de atenci?n al cliente de Maytag para obtener asistencia.

Question edited for clarity. When the power came back on, or when it went out, there was probably a brown out or voltage surge. You need a service visit. You can try and claim against the utility company for not regulating their power supply to you. Are you certain you have power at the outlets? It is odd that both would succumb to it, unless you were hit by lightning?

Damaged or defective door latch