Question about Maytag Performa PAV2200
When looking at the wiring harness i noticed yellow wire with 22 on it unattached. where does it go and might this be the problem?
SOURCE: installing washing machine motor P/N 35-5022, need wiring schematic to hook up to machine internals
The black or brown connection block on the motor should be color coded to match the harness. If not you will need to remove the control panel and find the service guide sheet. This will give you the wiring diagram for the whole machine.
Posted on Jan 13, 2008
SOURCE: installing washing machine motor P/N 35-5022, need wiring schematic to hook up to machine internals
Is there a white or black connector that clips on the motor switch? it should be an easy unplug and plug the new motor in.
I dont of any Manufacturer that uses single wire connectors any more.
Are you sure you got the correct motor?
Posted on May 28, 2008
SOURCE: Does not spin
Seems you need a lube job on the centrifical mechanical switch that fully engauges the spin cycle( part of the pully to shaft assembly)
Posted on Jul 08, 2008
SOURCE: Agitation issues. Everything else appears/works normally.
I just encountered the same problem. I think the operation of the machine is such that the motor turns one direction for the spin cycle, and the other direction for the agitate cycle. I am replacing my motor, as I think i have a bad winding on the reverse. I will let you know.
Posted on Jul 27, 2008
SOURCE: -no agitation
Hello
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My name is Huum,
All functions operate normally except the machine will not agitate.
The agitator is driven
by a couple of different methods. The first is the agitator is splined
and slips onto the matching splines of the agitator shaft from the
transmission. The second is the use of a bell coupling which is splined
to the agitator shaft as well and the agitator snaps onto the coupling.
If the agitator does not agitate, first remove the agitator and watch
the agitator shaft to see if it is working properly. This wil require a
small load setting of water and the machine set to run. If the agitator
shaft is working properly, it is either the splines on the agitator or
the bell coupling that is defective. If the agitator shaft does not
work properly, the problem is in the transmission.
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Posted on Dec 16, 2008
If the washer will not agitate, spin or drain it's a motor problem, capacitor or a broken motor coupler. It's either a loose wire connection on the start circuit or failed contact in the timer. When you say that the motor hums during spin, that would indicate that the motor has run voltage, but it has no start voltage. It needs both start and run voltage in order to get the motor started and running. The start voltage gets the motor started, and once started all it needs is run voltage to keep it running. The only difference between agitate and spin is that the polarity is reversed in order to start the motor in the opposite direction. The reversal of the polarity is controlled by timer contacts 7 and 14.
Most likely it's a timer or loose wire connection.
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