Nu wil ik hem open maken. De borgring op de as verwijderd om de rotor te verwijderen. Maar krijg de rotor niet los.

Hoe moet dat? Met een poelietrekker? Of eerst verwarmen?

Iemand ervaring hiermee?

⟐ Commented maart 29, 2020 at 15:12 MST

Washer washes, rinses and drains fine, water pumps out like crazy. It's spins. I'm not sure how it's supposed to spin compared to our old style washer. It spins stops , pumps some water, spins and stops pumps some water and then it's done. But there's still some water down below and clothes are sopping wet? The darn thing takes so long to do a load of clothes I've never really paid attention to what it does and when. So everything seems normal except the clothes are wet.

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⟐ Commented maart 17, 2026 at 1:57 MST

Have an issue that started after the last wash cycle.

During the wash cycle with a full load the water does not stop filling and eventually water starts leaking out front door (drum is half full of water and rising).

I tired a wash cycle with an empty load and no leaks or overfilling of water.

I checked the pressure sensor hose and blew in the hose to check for clogs (no clogs). I have ordered a new pressure sensor (will be delivered in a few days).

Is there any other reason why the washer would overfill and not stop filling with water when clothes are in the machine compared to when it is empty during a wash cycle.

Thanks

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I checked the drain hose for clogs, it was full of water but I couldn't see an obvious blockage. The unit is in a small tight closet so I'm pulling it out tonight to get a better look at everything. Is it normal for the drain hose to have about a liter of residual water left in it after the drain cycle?

I'm really hoping this isn't a timer issue since the other positions in the timer seem to work fine.

Thanks!

Oh I should have clarified that it does stop spinning when the door is opened, but it will start up again once the door is closed. It's just the timer that won't advance when that particular spin cycle is running. It advances for all other parts of the cycle just fine.

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⟐ Answered februari 10, 2026 at 0:57 MST

I went to Washing Machines and saw my machine immediately, so that's why I'm here.

First thing.. my machine has a Whirlpool WTW4816FW2 it has a 2 on the end, unlike the one listed above.

My machine has 2 Water Levels - Auto Sensing and Deep Water Wash

Problem: I use a gallon bucket to add water everytime I wash a load of clothes to get enough water to cover the clothes well enough, so they can move freely. I guess it's safe to say, it's never enough water on either water level setting.

It did work properly when it was new.

It does add a small amount water at the beginning of the cycle everytime you open the lid. Not sure if that means anything or not.

Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. :)

Thanks.

Pamela

⟐ Answered februari 08, 2026 at 10:36 MST

The washing machine is still working the way it should but the spin cycle is very loud. Only on spin cycle, not on wash or fill cycles. The machine sounds like a jet engine preparing to take off

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