Kenmore 22422 Top Load Washer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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The washer could be stuck the seating .

Drain Pump is the most likely thing. Although could be leaking hose, or cracked tub, or leaking tub seal

Could be a tub seal leaking (not likely), or water pump leaking (very common), cracked outer tub, leaking hose. You would really need to take washer cabinet off machine to be able to see where it's actually leaking.

Fill setting has to be adjusted and the belt is slipping on the spin cycle and not generating enough centrifugal force to get the water out.

needs new brushes on the motor..... cheers

sounds like the contacts in the timer are burned or siezed

does the motor hum? It is either a bad motor, clogged pump, or a bad timer If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_a67ead41eb5fc62a

ABDULLAH,CHECK POWER OUTLET MAKE SURE HAVE POWER, MAKE SURE SWITCH ON TOP DOOR IS NOT STUCK,, TOMORROW, CALL SEARS REPAIR CUSTOMER SERVICE FOR MORE HELP!!

it sounds like faulty timer its were the big dial is at ,you may need to call service to repair it sorry its no easy fix.

water level switches are bad

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The agitator's movement back and forth is important for the cleaning of your laundry. If it doesn't function properly, your clothes won't be as clean as possible. If your agitator does not move, moves only in one direction or its movement is very weak, you will probably need to remove the agitator. Furthermore, in order to inspect the tub for leaks, the clutch assembly, the splines, or to remove the spin drum, you will have to remove the agitator.

The agitator is fastened to the agitator shaft and its movement is driven either by splines or a simple clutch assembly. The splines are usually plastic or rubber nubs on a cylinder that fits over the agitator shaft. If the nubs wear down, the shaft will not turn properly or it will turn weakly. If the agitator is moving in only one direction, the likely cause is the clutch assembly. The clutch has dogs that depress and pop up with each turn. If those dogs are worn, they will not engage properly and the agitator will turn only in one direction.
Various makes and models differ in how the agitator is removed. In some newer models, the agitator just lifts straight up and out. However, in most models you will have to do some combination of the following steps. First remove the fabric softener dispenser, if any. It should either lift or screw off. Next remove the cap. It may lift off, screw off or failing that, it may need to be pried off.
Beneath the cap some agitators are secured in place by a bolt. Use a socket wrench with an extension to remove that bolt. Some Maytags may have a screw near to the bottom of the agitator post that must be removed. Now try to lift the agitator straight up, possibly with a little back and forth rocking motion. Use caution when pulling, the agitator may come loose suddenly and hit you in the face or send you flying backward.
If the agitator is particularly stubborn, you can loop some rope under one side of the agitator at the bottom and then up over a broom handle. Now loop it again under the other side of the agitator and back up to the broom. Brace one end of the broom handle against the top of the washer and lift up on the other end. Double check that you have removed anything that may be securing the agitator in place. Do not use too much force or you may damage the washer cabinet, agitator or injure yourself.
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If the washer doesn't reach its proper spin speed, the clothes may be too wet at the end of a cycle. Check to be sure the load is properly balanced and run a spin cycle again. If the clothes are still wet, you may have a worn clutch.

Lid switch is faulty. Listen for a click when you shut the lid. If there is not click you have a bad lid switch

sounds like no water coming into washer?if you go to fill it do you hear a buzzing or humming sound?if so bad water valve located in the back where the hoses connect to the washer or the water shut off is off in the house and no water going to the washer.the model number you sent is to long,after the 110 it should have 8 more numbers and that's it.

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Sounds like the main dial is gone on the top control panel. How a washer works, is the water level switch ( the dial that allows you to select the amount of water you want to wash your clothes in) sends a signal to the main dial, when the water level is full to turn on the agitate and the water to shut off. But it is emptying the water instead, so the main dial is skippiing the agitate cycle. If you take the back panel off the top control panel, you will see a mechanism behind the main dial. That is probably what needs to be changed. It costs anywhere from $120 to $180 for the part. You may want to invest in a new one instead but replacing this part should fix your problem as well. It is about a 2-3 out of 5 for someone without experience to fix. Not hard. Have you noticed any whining or abnormal mild grinding coming from the dial itself? This may be a clear indicator that the dial is on its way out.

This could be a bad lid switch. it can cause the drian and spin from occurring. A blocked pump could also cause no drain.

It is more than likely the lid switch. Most modern machines will fill with water and then wait for the lid switch. If it is bad they will just sit there.

Make sure the water supply is properly connected and open. Could also be a loose connection. If it is new, call the store. Hopefully it is still under warranty. Do not attempt to service it yourself, because that would void the warranty.