It sound like you have a failed coupler.
The coupler goes between the motor and transmission.
To check the coupler you will have to remove the cabinet from the washer.
To do this follow these steps:
Unplug the washer.
Remove the two screws in the console at the back,one in each end cap.
Flip the console up.
Remove the two brassy spring clip holding the cabinet to the back.
Disconnect the lid switch wiring harness.
Open the lid and tilt the cabinet toward you and lift it at the same time.
Place the cabinet out of your way.
Remove the two clamps holding the pump to the motor.
You do not have to remove the hose just swing the pump out of the way.
Disconnect the wiring harness to the motor.
Remove the two screws holding the motor in place and lower the motor.
You will now have access to the coupler.
Half is on the motor and half is on the transmission shaft and there is a black rubber piece that joins them together.
Check the coupler for a rounded center where it slides on the shaft or a crack.
Here is a link to the parts of your washer model RAX4232KQ0. |