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Stuck trying to remove transmission/clutch from Kenmore 70 Series Washer  Rating:  Rating
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 Motor doesn't run or make any noise in Agitate nor Spin ?

model number ?

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 Motor doesn't run in any mode. Kenmore 70 Series.
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Who Makes Sears Kenmore

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 check yer capacitor and see if a wire came off captain crunch



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 so does water come in?

you may have knocked a wire loose somewhere.



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 No water comes in. What is weird is that all was working, the c-lip came out followed by a thud, then when I tried it again (before dismantling) there was no apparant power, water anything.
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 make sure you have 120 volts at the end of the power cord inside the console



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 I plugged the washer into a different wall socket and it works! We have pretty new wiring in the basement, and it is one of those sockets that you can reset - which I had done. How did the c-clip popping out cause the socket to burn out?

Any tips? Here is a video of how she is working now. I'm concerned that the C-clip which I straightened might come out again.

[video is uploading]

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 Here is the video.
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 BTW, a few months later and the washing machine is working fine!
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