well I would call out a washing machine expert and claim on my insurance
Sounds like the motor on the timer has quit working. If the dial isn't advancing, this is the problem. It could be a broken connection with the motor wires which would allow everything else to work but not advance the timer. If the timer is advancing you have a solenoid stuck on or off somewhere and you will require a qualified repair person to find the problem.
Spindle, washer retaining ring , bib washer and bib screw
Replace it immediatly, the breaker is no longer within code.
Just give them a warning and get a new pair of scissors. We all do stupid stuff.
Overfluxing is when a magnetic flux density increases to very high levels. This can cause excessive currents inside transformers and becomes very dangerous.
Washing machines in the U.S. operate on 120 volts. That requires a single pole 20 amp breaker and wired with 12/2 w-ground wire. Black to the breaker, white to the neutral bus bar, and copper ground to the ground bus bar.
rinse them first, then wash them
stuck to the washer jug in the finder
Check that both water connections (hot and cold) are connected and on. If there's no cold water supply, the washer will just hum when it tries to do a cold water rinse.
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Does the washer not work at all, or does it just not work when it's trying to rinse? It may be a lid switch. If the washer does not work at all, it may be the timer. Pull the timer from the unit and check to see if any of the "fingers" are stuck, sticking, or burnt. If so, change it. The timer is the "Brains" of the washer... it tells it when to start, cycle, & stop. Sounds to me like this is more than likely your problem. The washer allowed water to be drawn in and then went to "L".
Your washer fluid is low, or the indicator is stuck. The washer bottle would have to be removed and checked.
rinse your mouth with hot water for about 30 seconds
If there is too much soap in the clothes washer, you can run an additional rinse cycle to help remove the excess soap. Alternatively, you can manually rinse the clothes in the sink or bathtub to remove the excess soap before running another wash cycle. Be cautious to use the recommended amount of detergent in the future to avoid this issue.
If the soap is spilling out of the washer, then stop the wash cycle, set it to spin, and let it spin the soapy water out. Then reset the washer for a full wash and rinse cycle to get out all of the soap. If you set it for a rinse cycle only, it won't remove all of the suds, resulting in dingy laundry.
Is the old washer still stuck on the block?
To remove mildew odor from a washer, try running a cycle with hot water, vinegar, and baking soda. You can also wipe down the inside of the washer with a mixture of water and bleach, making sure to thoroughly rinse afterward. Leave the washer door open after each use to allow it to air out and prevent mildew growth.
when you wash your dishes, with hot water and soap, and rinse them off in hot water,