Might have overheated due to blocked venting or lint buildup. Your best bet is to take it apart and check it. It aint no different than a whirlpool with filter in the top. This video I made shows what to check:
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Hello there and welcome to fixya Here is the specifications on this washer and this should explain why it dosent take much water to get clothes clean This high-efficiency
Centennial Top Load Washer features the IntelliFill automatic water
level sensor and 11 automatic wash cycles to give you plenty of options.
Low Water Wash with EcoConserve helps you save energy, while its
spacious capacity means plenty of room for your largest loads. Inside,
the stainless steel wash basket resists chips, scratches, and odors, as
well as maintaining a smooth surface so it won't snag or pill fabrics.
You get all that and still use 70 percent less water and energy in a
model that pays for itself in four years. This no-nonsense machine does
what you want.
3.6 cu. ft. capacity easily handles large loads and bulky items such as comforters
Rear panel controls provide convenient access to all cycle and option selections
IntelliClean impeller continuously moves clothes through the water for a thorough cleaning
11 automatic wash cycles including heavy duty, casual, bulky
and delicate to provide washing options to handle a variety of fabrics
ENERGY STAR qualified with a CEE Tier III rating: this washer is among the most efficient washers in the industry
Stainless steel wash basket resists chips and scratches and helps to protect fabrics from snags and pilling
Automatic Temperature Control monitors and adjusts incoming
water flow to maintain the selected temperature for more consistent
cleaning results
Low water wash with EcoConserve: use less water and get better
cleaning performance through concentrated wash action, Low Water Wash
technology enables the detergent to penetrate better and pre-treat soils
with a concentrated mix
The IntelliFill sensor regulates the amount of water being
used, making automatic adjustments based on the size of the load and
type of fabric
MaxExtract Extended Spin option accelerates the load's final spin to remove moisture and reduce drying time
Deep Clean option uses a additional cleaning action and a deep rinse to ensure load is clean the first time
Hello there and welcome to fixya This is a fairly common problem with these dryers and can be a rather simple fix I need to know a few things first ok? Just post the answers back to me so i can give you the proper information 1. what is the model number of the unit 2. can you turn the drum by hand if so great 3. Is there any click sound when you turn it onMost of the time it turns out to be a bad belt or drive unit However things can get into the motor unit like lint that can destroy a motor over a short period of time which i hope is not the case here ok? Any way please post me a comment back so I can continue to help you ok Best regards Michael
Hard way. You will need to take the whole machine apart and take the blower out to clean it. As you progress, you will see what tools and steps you will be needing. About an all day job.Easy way.Unhook the dryer air hose and electric cord.Move the dryer to a place that wil allow you to wash it out with a garden hose.Tip the dryer forward onto it's face and from underneath, wash the blower out with a garden hose. Please don't use a whole lot of pressure. Should dry in a few hours.Keep the water out of the rear where the heating element is.About a 1 hour job, with out drying time.Be blessed
I was working on a dryer similar with a no heat problem and made a video you might be interested in: If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61
