What to do if Maytag MHW6630HW door will not lock?
The F5 E2 or F05 E02 error code on your Maytag Washer means the door will not lock. Touch POWER to cancel the cycle. Ensure that the door is completely closed and latched. Check for any items in the washer drum that may be preventing the door from closing properly.
Why is my Maytag MHW6630HW leaking water?
If water or suds are leaking from the door or rear of your Maytag Washer, it could be due to using non-HE detergent or using too much HE detergent. Only use HE detergent. Suds from regular detergents can cause leaking. If you're running the Clean Washer with affresh® cycle, avoid using thickened, easy-pour, or no-splash bleach. Use affresh® tablet or regular, non-thickened chlorine bleach. Periodically clean the underside of the glass window to avoid potential leaks. Water can drip off the inside of the door if opened during Add Garment.
Why is my Maytag MHW6630HW Washer leaking around the door?
If your Maytag Washer is leaking around the door, it may be due to hair, lint, or other debris on the inner door glass, preventing a proper seal with the rubber door seal. Clean the inner door glass and seal to ensure a tight closure.
How to fix F9 E1 error on Maytag Washer?
The error code F9 E1 or F09 E01 on your Maytag Washer indicates a drain pump system error. Ensure the top of the drain pipe is at least 39 inches above the floor and the drain hose extends no farther than 4.5 inches into the standpipe. Also, ensure the drain hose is not kinked, pinched, or blocked. If it is clogged, remove any clogs. Using only HE detergent can also solve the problem. Always measure detergent and follow manufacturer’s directions based on load size and soil level.
What to do if Lo FL error appears on my Maytag MHW6630HW?
The error code Lo FL, F8 E1, or F08 E01 on your Maytag Washer indicates a water supply error. The unit will drain for 8 minutes while the door remains locked. The drain cycle must be allowed to complete or the error code cannot reset. When complete, touch POWER once to clear the code, then touch POWER again and restart the washer. Ensure both inlet hoses are properly attached to the inlet valve, both hot and cold water faucets are turned ON, and the inlet valve screens on the washer are not clogged. Remove any kinks in the inlet hose. Auto shut-off connectors and hoses must be properly installed and in working order.
How to fix F0 E5 error on Maytag Washer?
If you see 'F0 E5' or 'ob' on your Maytag Washer display, it means an off-balance load has been detected. To resolve this, touch POWER once to clear the code, then touch POWER again to restart the washer.
Why is the CL light on my Maytag Washer flashing?
If you observe the 'CL' on the display or the Clean Washer LED flashing on your Maytag Washer, it indicates that the washer has completed 30 wash cycles and is reminding you to run the Clean Washer with affresh® cycle. Run the Clean Washer with affresh® cycle. If the Clean Washer with affresh® cycle is not turned on, the LED will stop flashing at the end of a wash cycle after running 3 more regular wash cycles. After 30 more wash cycles are completed, the Clean Washer with affresh® LED will again flash at the end of a wash cycle as a reminder.
What does dr error mean on Maytag Washer?
If the 'dr' or 'F5 E4' error code appears on your Maytag Washer, it indicates that the door has not been opened between cycles. Open and close the door. Touch POWER once to clear the code, then touch POWER again and restart the washer.
Why is my Maytag Washer not cleaning well?
If your Maytag Washer is not cleaning or removing stains effectively, make sure the washer is loaded loosely to allow items to move freely. Use only HE detergent. If you have hard water or a high level of iron in your water, consider installing a water softener and/or iron filter. Do not use a fabric softener dispensing ball; instead, add liquid fabric softener to the appropriate compartment. If using powdered detergent, consider switching to liquid detergent, especially for slow-speed cycles.
Why is my Maytag MHW6630HW not rinsing clothes properly?
If your Maytag Washer load is not rinsing properly, avoid tightly packing the washer, as this prevents effective rinsing. Load only dry items and use a cycle designed for the fabrics being washed. If the load is out of balance, the washer will start a process to redistribute it.
Basic precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury when using the washer.
Information on factory certified parts and accessories designed specifically for your appliance.
Details on pedestals for raising the washer/dryer and providing convenient storage.
Information on kits for stacking the dryer on top of the washer for space saving.
Instructions on control panel operation, touch sensitivity, and memory function.
Keeps load fresh by tumbling and circulating air after cycle completion.
Adds soak and wash time to remove tough stains and boost cleaning power.
Adds an extra rinse to most cycles for improved cleaning.
Adjusts the audible signal sound level for cycle completion.
Locks controls to prevent accidental changes or operation.
Enables connecting the washer/dryer to a home Wi-Fi network.
Allows control of the washer via the Maytag™ app.
Boosts stain fighting performance with a dual temperature wash.
Automatically dispenses HE detergent, bleach, and softener.
Dispenses HE detergent, bleach, and softener for single loads.
Guidance on filling the washer drum with items for optimal cleaning and results.
Information on HE detergent concentration, calculation, and usage.
Notes on using the optimal dispense drawer and checking detergent levels.
Safety warnings regarding fire hazard and electrical shock during washer operation.
Instructions for running an initial cycle to clean the washer before use.
Steps for sorting, preparing, and loading laundry into the washer.
Guidance on loading the washer loosely for best cleaning and reduced wrinkling.
Instructions for adding HE detergent to either the optimal or single load dispenser.
How to correctly add liquid fabric softener to the dispenser.
Instructions for adding liquid chlorine bleach to the bleach compartment.
Steps to turn on the washer and select a wash cycle.
How to adjust wash settings and select additional cycle options.
How to adjust detergent concentration settings on optimal dispense models.
How to set a delayed start for the wash cycle up to 12 hours.
How to start, pause, restart, and add garments during a wash cycle.
Guidance on removing garments and using Fresh Hold/Fresh Spin option.
Recommendations for replacing and inspecting water inlet hoses.
Tips for keeping the washer clean and performing optimally.
Procedure for cleaning the rubber seal around the washer door.
Instructions for cleaning the washer interior using a special cycle.
Information on the reminder for running the Clean Washer with affresh® cycle.
Step-by-step guide to remove and replace the dispenser drawer.
Instructions for unplugging, turning off water, and cleaning dispensers during non-use.
Procedure for preparing the washer for winter storage to prevent freezing.
Steps for preparing the washer for transport, including draining and securing.
Solutions for various error codes displayed on the washer.
Cause and solution for 'Sd' or 'Sud' error messages indicating excess suds.
Cause and solution for 'Lo' 'FL' or F8 E1/F08 E01 water supply errors.
Cause and solution for F9 E1/F09 E01 drain pump system errors.
Cause and solution for F5 E2/F05 E02 door lock errors.
Cause and solution for 'rL' (remove load) indicator.
Indication that the control panel is locked and how to unlock it.
Solutions for other system error codes (F# E# or F## E##).
Causes and solutions for error beeps and beeps when START is touched.
Explanation of the CL display or Clean Washer LED flashing reminder.
Troubleshooting for when the washer won't start or is locked.
Cause and solution ('PF' code) for issues after power loss.
Cause and solution (F0 E5 or 'ob') for off-balance load errors.
Cause and solution ('dr' or F5 E4) for door not opened between cycles.
Causes and solutions for washer vibration, rocking, or 'walking'.
Causes and solutions for clicking, gurgling, or humming sounds.
Checks for proper installation of hoses and plumbing to prevent leaks.
Causes and solutions for water or suds leaking from the door or cabinet.
Causes and solutions for the washer not running, filling, or stopping.
Continued causes and solutions for washer not running, filling, or stopping.
Causes and solutions for washer not draining or spinning, leaving loads wet.
Continued causes and solutions for washer not draining or spinning.
Cause and solution for the washer door remaining locked after a cycle.
Cause and solution for the washer door failing to unlock.
Causes and solutions for incorrect wash or rinse temperatures.
Causes and solutions for desired settings or options not lighting up.
Causes and solutions for laundry loads not being properly rinsed.
Continued causes for laundry loads not being properly rinsed.
Causes and solutions for loads becoming wrinkled, twisted, or tangled.
Causes and solutions for stains not being cleaned or removed from laundry.
Continued causes and solutions for stains not being cleaned or removed.
Causes and solutions for unpleasant odors developing in the washer.
Causes and solutions for fabric damage occurring during the wash cycle.
Causes and solutions for whites and colors appearing dingy or faded.
Causes and solutions for incorrect dispenser operation or clogs.
Causes and solutions for single-dose laundry packets not dissolving.
Causes for automatic changes in cycle time or excessively long cycles.
Cause and solution for the washer's control panel not responding.
Cause and solution for liquid detergent appearing on the door glass.
Instructions for contacting Maytag for warranty service and required information.
Details on what is covered under the first and tenth-year limited warranties.
List of conditions and parts not covered by the Maytag limited warranty.
Disclaimer regarding the duration and scope of implied warranties.
Maytag's disclaimer on representations outside the written warranty.
Limitations on remedies and exclusion of incidental/consequential damages.
General| Style | front load |
|---|---|
| Color | white |
| Washer Capacity | 4.8 cu. ft. |
| Max Spin Speed | 1, 160 |
| Spin Speeds | 4 |
| Number of Cycles | 12 |
| Cycle Selections | normal; heavy duty; whites; towels; bulky items; delicates; quick wash; wrinkle control; drain & spin; clean washer with affresh; colors; sanitize |
| Number of Options | 9 |
| Options | steam clean; delay wash; extra rinse; extra power /boost option |
| Temperature Settings | 4 |
| Temperature Selections | cold; cool; hot; warm |
| Soil Levels | light; extra heavy; normal; heavy; 4 |
| Internal Heater | yes |
| Control Panel | digital and knobs; knobs |
| Interior Light | no |
| Steam | yes |
| Add Wash | yes |
| Soak Settings | no |
| Wi-Fi | no |
| Electrical Requirements | 120v/60hz |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Current | 20; 15- or 20- a |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 32 15/16 inch |
|---|---|
| Height | 38 5/8 inch |
| Width | 27 inch |
| Net Weight | 230 lbs. |
To Next Page
