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Posted by bob on July 18, 2006, 3:14 am
Kahlua53@aol.com says...
> It should have some resistance to it because of the seal (you should be
> able to turn it by hand).
> It will still agitate if the pump it bad. I fixed on that had underwear
> plugging up the pump.
> It sounds to me that it could be the following- Transmission, motor, or
> the control timer.
> If you can verify that the motor is working then you might be able to
> rule out the transmission and just need to replace the control timer.
> (Question- can you move the knob through the cycles with out tuning the
> washer off? If so then I will bet that the control is bad. Doing this
> burns out the contacts in the timer)
>
> Good luck...
> Jeff
>
>
> bob wrote:
> > > Model No. JLHC4900n2 about 1982? It will fill up, but it won't drain or
> > > adgitate. Possible pump? I can move the timer along to various cycles
> > > but I'm just getting noises from the motor and timer. If the pump is
> > > gone, will it still adgitate? I have to syphon the water out in to
> > > bathtub....thanx 4 any help
> >
> >
> >
> > The above is from a previous post. Anyway, the belt is fine and
> > everything else looks fine. I've pulled out the pump, "very easy BTW".
> > The pully on top seems a little stiff. How freely should the pully
> > move. I don't know how to describe it, but it seems like it should move
> > a little easier....thanks for anyone that replied to my last post..
>
>
You're right, it's not the pump. I replaced the pump. I will save it
for when it does go. It's not the timer. I did your test. The washer
only works when the washer is empty or almost empty. When it's empty,
it go's thru all the cycles "spins, drains, adgitates etc". That leaves
the tranny and motor? Even with a full load, you figure it should drain
or do something, but it doesn't...thanx again...the new pump had about
the same resistance...I should have clued in...the pump will not go to
waste...I will use it one day
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