20 Most Recent Kenmore 600 3.5 cu. ft. Top Load 110-2962 Washer - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Replace the water inlet valve, it is sticking open a bit. FULL make and model in all questions please.

In that case it is likely to be a control board issue, and for that you need a service call to get the correct diagnosis and warranty on the part and the repair. Usually a power reset will fix most control board issues.

Hi, please rotate your cycle dial in the opposite direction of its usual motion by 90 degrees (probably counter clockwise). Then you can run the cycle again and the drain/spin/rinse should work. Otherwise, please power cycle your washing machine. Thank you.

This has probably already been done, but often debris from the hot water line will plug the screen that is at the inlet. this is often a rubber washer with a screen molded into it. scale from water heater and lines builds up and cuts flow way down this video gives an example. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xED_4n5e_ww

Hi, you would need to setup an in-home service with kenmore of home depot as dealing with the internal components of an electrical product could be a fi re hazard. Thank you.

Replace the belt.

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Videos https://www.google.com/search?q=replace+lid+lock+latch+on+a+kenmore+series+600+washing+machine ..

It sounds like the water vale is gone bad. The valve or some call it a switch is what lets the hot or cold water into the washer Good Luck Mike L.

According to https://www.kevinssuperstore.com/preowned_appliance.php?id=11750 , the Kenmore 796.41022900 has a 4.2 cu. ft. capacity. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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Parts suppliers and lists. https://www.google.com/search?q=kenmore+elite+he5+washer+parts+diagram ..

Those parts are very common and cheap to buy. The problem is your model number isn’t correct. Leave out you serial number and re-check the model number. When dog agits go bad, the bottom half of the agitator should still work.

You may need to replace the agitator cogs, aka "dog ears". They allow the agitator to work in a ratcheting motion. I have a different washer but have had to replace mine several times. They are plastic and just wear down.

Hi, you were smart to use youtube tutorials for this. If that information and the information from your manuals hasn't helped the fridge start cooling, then I would recommend setting up a service appointment with Kenmore by calling 1-800-366-7278. Thank you.

The OE (outlet error) can also be caused by a damaged drain pump, something blocking the impeller of the pump, or a clogged filter before the pump. You'll need to add a comment with the model number (including the three-digit prefix) if you want information on how to access the pump section of the washer. Kenmore washers are made by several different manufacturers. Thus the design will differ. I hope this gets you started. Cindy Wells

Hi, please test different modes of the washer in order to see if the no-start issue is present in all of them. You might just have to twist the dial slightly in order to get the machine to start washing. This happens sometimes with washers after a period of time of use. Thank you.

LE indicates that motor was locked. The load in the washer was too heavy for it to spin safely at the usual speed. This could be from too many items in the washer or that something is wrong with the washer rotor hardware. First try resetting the washer, turn off the machine and unplug it (or turn it off at the circuit breaker). Then press and hold the start/pause button for 5 seconds. (This drains the capacitors that hold the error code in the control panel's memory.) Try running the washer with it empty. If the LE error continues, you need to check the rotor and the rotor position sensor. You may also need to check that the tub is properly balanced and the wiring to the control panel. To access the rotor, unplug the washer and disconnect the washer hoses. With help, place the washer on it's back to access the rotor and the rotor sensor. You'll need a 17mm socket (or an adjustable wrench and a hammer) to loosen the rotor mounting nut. Replace a damaged rotor or sensor. Check the wiring harness to the sensor and make sure that there is no corrosion either at the sensor or the control panel connection. Check the wiring for continuity on all of the pins. Replace damaged wiring. Please add a comment with the washer model number if you need a parts diagram. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Hi Susan, This can be so many things, could be because the clutch assembly might be worn out but also an item caught in the seal or between the drum and the casing or an unbalanced load. Thanks Dave, JustFixed.co.uk

Press the Options and Select buttons at the same time and hold for 3 or 4 seconds to unlock the control panel. Best Wishes