keithdunlop
Premium Member
- Model Number
- MLG2000AWW
- Brand
- Maytag
- Age
- More than 10 years
UPDATE: This is a repost from a problem I thought I had fixed. Washer functioned perfectly after replacing the motor and motor control board, then a few days later it returned to its prior behavior described below.
I've been rehabbing a Maytag MLG2000AWW stacked washer and I have one remaining intermittent problem. The washer fills and tumbles at the start of the cycle just fine. Upon entering the first drain/spin cycle the machine will intermittently stall and shut off. The machine drains just fine if I manually move the timer, but it stalls at that cycle with the drain motor running. The main light goes off, door light stays on, and there is a buzzing noise. I can move the timer manually to trigger the drain, and it drains just fine.
Sometimes, if I unplug the machine and restart the wash it will progress just fine. All other cycles run just fine.
One last note if it means anything, the washer stalls at the exact same point in either the delicate, easy care and normal cycles, BUT the delicate cycle is the only one that will sometimes work OK.
Repairs to date:
1. New timer
2. New wax motor
3. New unbalanced switch
4. Checked main board - no blown circuits
5. Door lock spin enable switch just replaced
6. Just replaced motor and motor control board.
I've now sunk over $600.00 into the machine chasing this problem. Any thoughts? Is it possibly that the timer I replaced first was somehow defective - does that happen?
I've been rehabbing a Maytag MLG2000AWW stacked washer and I have one remaining intermittent problem. The washer fills and tumbles at the start of the cycle just fine. Upon entering the first drain/spin cycle the machine will intermittently stall and shut off. The machine drains just fine if I manually move the timer, but it stalls at that cycle with the drain motor running. The main light goes off, door light stays on, and there is a buzzing noise. I can move the timer manually to trigger the drain, and it drains just fine.
Sometimes, if I unplug the machine and restart the wash it will progress just fine. All other cycles run just fine.
One last note if it means anything, the washer stalls at the exact same point in either the delicate, easy care and normal cycles, BUT the delicate cycle is the only one that will sometimes work OK.
Repairs to date:
1. New timer
2. New wax motor
3. New unbalanced switch
4. Checked main board - no blown circuits
5. Door lock spin enable switch just replaced
6. Just replaced motor and motor control board.
I've now sunk over $600.00 into the machine chasing this problem. Any thoughts? Is it possibly that the timer I replaced first was somehow defective - does that happen?