Meumflutcu
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- Model Number
- LXR7244JT1
- Brand
- Whirlpool
- Age
- More than 10 years
Whirlpool LXR7244JT1 - Brake will not disengage
My wife alerted me that the washer drained but will not spin. Upon review, when turning the timer, the machine will fill but no spin or agitate.
NOTE: I had been thru a few lid switches and years ago bypassed with a wire nut on the 2 gray wires and has been operational.
I have read thru many threads and I seem to have some caveats that don't match other issues.
I hear no sound from motor when turning dial to the spin or agitate cycle.
1) I am wondering if the issue could be as simple as the lid switch reset with X seconds???
- Does that apply to my model? (If so I will have to order a lid switch or do some wire touching)
2) I noticed the brake is engaged and the tub is very hard to turn by hand.
-Should it be engaged when resting? (My wife and I THINK it was possible to spin the tub more easily)
3) Is the location of the this rust indicative of time to let it go??
Thank you for your consideration of my issue!

My wife alerted me that the washer drained but will not spin. Upon review, when turning the timer, the machine will fill but no spin or agitate.
NOTE: I had been thru a few lid switches and years ago bypassed with a wire nut on the 2 gray wires and has been operational.
I have read thru many threads and I seem to have some caveats that don't match other issues.
I hear no sound from motor when turning dial to the spin or agitate cycle.
1) I am wondering if the issue could be as simple as the lid switch reset with X seconds???
- Does that apply to my model? (If so I will have to order a lid switch or do some wire touching)
2) I noticed the brake is engaged and the tub is very hard to turn by hand.
-Should it be engaged when resting? (My wife and I THINK it was possible to spin the tub more easily)
3) Is the location of the this rust indicative of time to let it go??
Thank you for your consideration of my issue!



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