Dice, if you can give me the model # I can tell you Maycors part number and about what it will cost for it. The Model and serial number most likely on the back edge of the control panel towards the right side, if it is not there it will be on the left side of the machine at the bottom.
tick tock tick tock tick tock tick tock tick................... looks like its a timer he he
No if you have the push button selector maytag it more likely will be the selector switch but what do I know I can hardly fix hvac and I'm no expert on appliences
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Now guys, listen here. If it was the EFFIN timer it wouldn't work in a normal rinse or a normal spin. How about the initial fill. If you all would just follow your own advise and just LISTEN to what was said, "My washer doesn't spin out in the rinse, the extra rinse that you have to set". Now if it didn't work and other time I might agree, but most likely not. 95 times out of 100 it will NOT be the timer, it would be a switch or something else.
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Naaw.. I'm sticking with the timer. If it's a mechanical timer it has a bunch of contacts that drive different things. Starting the motor on rinse with all those clothes, goat hair and water makes the spin motor draw a hecht of a lot more amps which overheats those set of points and make them act up.
We should take bets on this!
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Originally posted by Diceman WH, it is a push button sw, it fills on that last, extra rinse cycle but then doesn't spin out. I think I will start with that switch.
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You got it. Olympia or Coors from the Pacific Northwest! But what you guys have in Florida -- Billy Beer?
Say, wait a minute. We need a team of unbiased judges here cause Mr. Diceman will use this to his benefit, ya think? And we rest our social life in the hands of said aforementioned person and his technical abilities! That might be scary.
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