Top 20 Maytag Atlantis MAV6000 Top Load Washer - Page 2 Questions & Answers

there should be an inspection panel or hatch and you should be able to open it and check for a block.

it could be the air sensor for water level but more detailed info would help. is it still going through all cycles even when it leaks out and is water still being put in? or is it empty going through the cycles?

Is this a new install?

Your screens on water valve maybe clogged, if not your water valve on washer is partially restricted. You may just have to replace valve assembly.

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Bad bearing

Something caught in pump & belt burning. Motor start capacitor (If fitted) is US & needs replacing. Timer faulty, motor has burning smell, replace timer & or motor. Motor switchgear failed motor sitting there & humming, adjust switchgear or replace motor.

blocked pump. or possibly siezed bearings causing the motor to stall.

Check the coupler between the motor and transmission

Bad lid switch

Lid switch open circuit or needs adjusting, Thermal overload (Inside motor) open circuit, timer faulty, fuse blown (if fitted)

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Some agitators at the top have a plastic lid that has a bolt under it holding the agitator in washer. Take the bolt out and agitator should come out of washer.

bad belts ?

yes F&P do and Simpson do also.

water fill valve have a particle of trash or deposit from water.replace water valve and problem solved.

there may be a blockage in the waste water pump had a similar problem with a beko there was a rubber band wraped around the outlet fan

I seriously doubt your motor burned up. They have thermal protectors that shut it down when certain temps are reached. Likely the empellers of drain pump are jambed with toothpicks. You access it easily by removing the front panel. From either edge slide a putty knife inserted about 3/4" along the top edge of the panel. About 4" from the edge you will come into contact with a clip. Remove the putty knife and insert where the clip is. Push in a little and you should feel a springy resistance. Push in harder and you will lift the clip past a cut-out notch at the top of the panel. If you push till the blade comes to a stop you should be able to put your fingers on the top corner of the panel and give it a slight tug to free it. Don't pull too hard just enough to clear the clip. Then repeat procedure on other corner. Once it pops open set it aside but prop it up with something. When they fall over they sound like a gun going off the way they slap the floor. Do your heart a favor. The pump is probably a plastic that you can see through with the help of a flashlight. you will probably have to remove it to get them all out. Prepare for excess water in hoses if tub is empty. If tub is full of water bail as much as possible or use a wet and dry vac. Let me know if you run into trouble.

Possibly the clutch spring but I wouldn't discount that the drum motor wasn't damaged from the strain it had on it from damaged mechanical parts. Sometimes the coils in the motor are burned out...a weak motor is the result!

It is possible that the machine does not start off the cycle because there are errors due to feedback from the inputs. For the program to start up the main program controller must initiate the INLET/MOTOR/DRAIN pump/ valve to open up and allow each function to be driven starting from the flow of water into the drum as also the drain valve to open to exit the water at the point of the program cycle. If this does not happen then the voltage at the valve/motor/pump must be checked or the fault relates to no voltage from the controller. This means the controller is a suspect.

If the fault repeats all the time to stop after a said period then it can be a fault on the panel board. check also the power supply to the board, check power to the processor.