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Posted: Wed Nov 10th, 2010 10:35 pm

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Washer LSQ9264HQ0 would fill but not agitatge, spin, or drain.

Took it apart and found a broken direct drive coupler.

Got new coupler, but broke it while trying to hammer it down on the shaft.

Got 2nd new coupler, and the 1/2 inch socket and hammered it onto shaft

Realized I had put it on the wrong side of the motor!!!!! (where the pump goes)

With much difficulty, prying, etc. got it off and installed it on the correct side.

Put it all back together. Washer will fill but not agitate, spin or drain. Removed case and felt that motor was warm, so it is getting power.

I wonder if I damaged the motor while trying to get the coupler off the wrong side....

Any ideas? Time to give up?

Thanks-

Liza

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Posted: Wed Nov 10th, 2010 10:42 pm

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Does it make any sounds while failing to agitate, pump, or spin ? if not, could be the lid switch - if so, could be something jamming pump - try and agitate with pump off of motor shaft

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Posted: Wed Nov 10th, 2010 11:16 pm

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could also be a bad Timer.

The Motor needs power to the Run Winding and also to the Start Winding.

OR could be a bad Motor.

OR possibly a bad Capacitor

Remove the Pump and see if the Motor will run.

OR remove the Motor and hold Motor steady with both feet.

Will it then run ?

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