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Eddie in MI

06-13-2006 11:18:38




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Our Whirlpool washing machine is not completely emptying itself of water after the spin cycle. There is still a little water left in the bottom of the wash tub. Is there a filter that may be clogged or something??? Anyone ever dealt with this?




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R Bedell

06-13-2006 14:14:04




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 Re: washing machine in reply to Eddie in MI, 06-13-2006 11:18:38  
Yup I have had experience. It is a "restriction". It's in the inlet or outlet of the pump system. You'll have to do some investigating to uncover this. By the way, if your Whirlpool is newer than 1987, it has no pump belt.



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Vern-MI

06-13-2006 13:53:25




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 Re: washing machine in reply to Eddie in MI, 06-13-2006 11:18:38  
Try tightening the pump drive belt. It is located at the lower right front of the machine. You can access it by just taking the front panel off.



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buickanddeere

06-13-2006 13:17:37




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 Re: washing machine in reply to Eddie in MI, 06-13-2006 11:18:38  
Pull the pump inlet and outlet off. There maybe a sock or pair of knickers stuck part way through. Coins cause grief as well.



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Dave Sherburne NY

06-13-2006 13:17:37




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 Re: washing machine in reply to Eddie in MI, 06-13-2006 11:18:38  
Check for kinks in the drain hose, or other obstructions. I had that with a maytag.



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old

06-13-2006 11:58:02




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 Re: washing machine in reply to Eddie in MI, 06-13-2006 11:18:38  
Sounds like the pump maybe going bad on you. I just put a new pump in my Maytag last week but its problem was a bad bearing.



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