Question about Magic Chef CAV4000 Top Load Washer
You problem may a simple leveling issue. Check your machine front to back and side to side to ensure it properly level. Also, most top-loaders have "self-leveling" feet on the rear legs. If you walk up to your washer and it looks like the back is sitting lower than the front, you may only have to follow a few simple steps to re-level it. If your machine is equipped with this type of leveling system all you have to do is to lift the rear legs of the floor about two-inches by rocking the machine (empty of water, of course) towards you: 1. Lift the lid. 2. Place one hand under the rim of the front casing (not the wash tub). 3. Place your foot at the center of the front base to keep it from sliding. 4. Pull towards you to lift the back feet off the floor. 5. You should hear clicking noises as the feet re-level. 6. Slowly lower machine back to the floor. This should take care of most leveling problems that cause your machine to vibrate and shake during the spin cycle. These legs periodically become unlevel due to vibration and need to checked from time to time. I hope this may help you.
Posted on Apr 15, 2007
Apr 25, 2015 | Miele Washing Machines
Sep 26, 2010 | Washing Machines
Dec 21, 2009 | Samsung WF337AA Front Load Washer
Oct 26, 2009 | Maytag Neptune FAV6800AW Top Load Washer
Oct 18, 2009 | Kenmore Washing Machines
Dec 26, 2017 | LG Washing Machines
Aug 10, 2009 | Maytag Neptune FAV6800AW Top Load Washer
Aug 09, 2009 | Maytag Neptune FAV6800AW Top Load Washer
Jun 18, 2009 | Maytag Neptune FAV6800AW Top Load Washer
May 13, 2007 | Whirlpool AWM6120 Front Load Washer
Apr 23, 2010 | Magic Chef CAV4000 Top Load Washer
254 people viewed this question
Usually answered in minutes!
×