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I thought i cracked it.I was getting a fault code.(6).A water flow problem.I cleaned the contacts on the waterflow meter , as decribed in another thread on your foruum.(brilliant information on here guys , well done).All excited putting things back together.
Now the fault code is gone.Now when i start a cycle , the machine drains for around 20 seconds , then fills for another 20 / 30 sec.just when i expect it to start spinning the arms i get a dull humming sound from the bottom of the maciene and thats it.NOTHING…..! Dont want to do any damage so i shut it down.
Im lost guys.
Any ideas…?Re: whirlpool adg7550 problem
Better have a read of THIS. Humming noise may well indicate a failed circulation pump.
Penguin45.
Re: whirlpool adg7550 problem
I took out the pump (the big askoll) and gave it a going over.It looked ok to me, no play in the bearing , impeler was atached and in good order.No wear marks on the inside caseing.
I hate to ask, but can i be sure this is the problem ?
Thanks in advance penguine.
RayRe: whirlpool adg7550 problem
Does it pump?
Sequence is drain, fill, pump whilst filling, pump. Humming noise is usually pump getting power but not responding – ie, no circulation.
Penguin45.
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