[all4hanleys]

Washer is about 3 years old. I had to change the drain hose. When I put the washer back against the wall the hose got kinked. I went out and checked my load of laundry and I could smell plastic burning. When I opened the washer it still had a little bit of water in it. I tried to put the cycle on wash again and it wouldn't fill with water I could here a low hum sound though. I tried the spin cycle also nothing. Now it won't fill, spin, agitate or drain. I'm trying to figure out what part was damaged. Thank You :confused:

[esquire1]

Check the coupling between the motor and transmission. Not hard to do once you remove the cabinet. This wasn't an electrical smell was it?

[all4hanleys]

Check the coupling between the motor and transmission. Not hard to do once you remove the cabinet. This wasn't an electrical smell was it?

Yes The first thing I checked was the cord on the machine to the wall

[esquire1]

You checked the cord but what about the wall outlet? Have you checked it as well?

[all4hanleys]

You checked the cord but what about the wall outlet? Have you checked it as well?

Wall outlet is fine I even checked to see if it was working by plugging in a light. Checked top and bottom plug in.

[esquire1]

Sorry,asking about wall switch I was thinking about another post. This smell, it was plastic and not electrical smelling like a motor burning smell?

[all4hanleys]

Sorry,asking about wall switch I was thinking about another post. This smell, it was plastic and not electrical smelling like a motor burning smell?

I'm not sure. Should I test the motor?

[esquire1]

I think at this point I would remove cabinet and check everything. It will find problem quickly and you will be back to washing again.

[all4hanleys]

I think at this point I would remove cabinet and check everything. It will find problem quickly and you will be back to washing again.

Thank You for all your help. I'll let you know what the resolution is, If I can find it.