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There clearly is a problem with your washer which is unlikely to be able to be cured by advice on line. It really requires a service call on site, sorry ;-0(
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Providing that you are not refering to what is in your posting header (3.5 cu. ft!) have a look at the manufacturer's panel, probably on the back- it might give you an indication there ;-0)
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undo the main bolt under the washer pull of the brake hub undew 5 0r 6 bolts and undo 2 plugs there are coil magnets i say about 20 clean them with air and use fine grit sandpaper on the end and inside the brake drum tri that it worked for me
There are 5 solutions for this problem 1) house voltage (voltage to low) 2) Inverter 3) Motor (if motor only turns in one direction) 4) wire connection to the low voltage 5) Hall sensor at rotor (only turns a 20% of speed)
There are 5 solutions for this problem
1) house voltage (voltage to low)
2) Inverter
3) Motor (if motor only turns in one direction)
4) wire connection to the low voltage
5) Hall sensor at rotor (only turns a 20% of speed)
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