Washer will not drain

Yes, that does sound like it is the control panel, as that would cause the machine to do weird random things as you are describing. The part should be available at searspartsdirect.com or my favorite, easyapplianceparts.com. Just type in the model number of your machine and diagrams, parts and prices will appear. Good luck, Dennis Wayne

sounds like a bad computer board

Make sure the drain hose is not sealed to the drain pipe, and that the hose is not shoved into the drain allowing the end of the hose to reach the trap. That will prevent the machine from syphoning out the rinse water as it fills.

That sounds like you have one of them fancy water saving outfits with a diverter valve that dumps the pump water continuosly over the clothes. Weirdest washer I ever saw. Could be the solenoid that opens the drain pump has failed. Don't know too much about em but I do have the service manual. Post your model number for a more precise answer. Whirlpool Catalyst washer manual

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Hi, You need to make sure the drain hose is as high as the top of the washer. If the drain hose is to low, the water wil drain out before it reaaches the proper water level.

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Power off the wall. Drain water & check your pump for blockage. Filter as well.

I HAVE AN ATLANTIS MAYTAG WASHER . I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM AND I SOLVED AS FOLOLWS. REMOVED THE MOTOR, I APPLIED GENERAL PURPOSE GREASE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SLIDING MOTOR SURFACE PLATE (MOTOR BASE) . THE GRASE HELPS THE MOTOR TO SLIDE BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW THE MOTOR DOES NOT HAVE ANY ADJUSTMENT. TRY IT PLEASE . GOOD LUCK

have power but does not rotate I NEED SERVICE ASAP

hi thanks for the question i would check the drain hose your problem is the washer is not draining check the drain hose thanks the appliance doc

find tech sheet at bottom of washer and follow instructions for checking motor controller (at bottom rear)