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Ashley ColeSep 5, 2025
Why does my Maytag MVWB835DW make a whirring sound?
- LlhessSep 5, 2025
The whirring sound you hear in your Maytag washer is the sound of the basket decelerating, which is normal.
Why does my Maytag MVWB835DW make a whirring sound?
The whirring sound you hear in your Maytag washer is the sound of the basket decelerating, which is normal.
Why is my Maytag Washer vibrating?
To stop your Maytag Washer from vibrating, rocking, or “walking”, ensure the front and rear feet are in firm contact with the floor, and that the washer is level. You may need to check the floor for flexing or sagging. If the flooring is uneven, placing a ¾" (19 mm) piece of plywood under the washer can help reduce the noise and movement.
What to do if my Maytag Washer is rocking?
To resolve rocking or “walking” with your Maytag Washer, make sure that its feet are making complete contact with the floor and are locked. Leveling the washer is crucial for proper operation.
Why are the wash or rinse temperatures incorrect on my Maytag MVWB835DW?
If you're experiencing incorrect wash or rinse temperatures with your Maytag Washer, make sure the hot and cold inlet hoses are not reversed. Both hoses must be attached to both the washer and faucet, ensuring hot and cold water flow to the inlet valve. Also, check that the inlet valve screens are not clogged and remove any kinks in the hoses.
General| Style | Top-Loading |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Washer Capacity | 5.3 cu ft |
| Dryer Capactity | - |
| Max Spin Speed | 850 RPM |
| Spin Speeds | 5 |
| Spin Class | D |
| Number of Cycles | 11 |
| Cycle Selections | Normal and Light Soil) |
| Hand Wash | - |
| Wash | Spin Only |
| Options | Audio Signal |
| No spin and No heat | Rinse+Spin |
| Hours | Smart Care |
| Noise level | - |
| Temperature Selections | 5 |
| Cold) | Eco Warm |
| Internal Heater | yes |
| Control Panel | dial, button |
| Delay Start / End | yes |
| Child Lock | no |
| Cycle Signal | yes |
| Interior Light | yes |
| Steam | no |
| Dispenser | single load |
| Energy Class | |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 187 kWh |
| Annual Water Consumption | - |
| Water Consumption Per Cycle | - |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Frequency | |
| Current | 15 A |
| Temperature Settings | 5 |
| Soil Levels | extra light, light, medium, heavy, extra heavy |
| Smart Home | no |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 27-7/8 in |
|---|---|
| Height | 43 in |
| Width | 27-5/8 in |
| Net Weight | 150 lb |
Warnings regarding electrical shock during servicing.
Precautions for performing voltage measurements safely.
Guidelines for handling sensitive electronic components.
General safety notice for technicians and users.
Information about the diagnostic LED on the main control board.
Steps to enter the service diagnostic mode for testing.
Steps for performing the Key Activation & Encoder Test.
Procedure for selecting and running test cycles in service mode.
How to turn functions on and off within service test mode.
Tests for cold, hot, oxi, and fabric softener valves.
Tests for lid lock, spin speeds, and agitate functions.
Tests for lid lock, heater, and calibration cycles.
Details on running the verification cycle and its steps.
How faults stop the cycle and what is displayed.
Procedure for exiting the verification cycle mode.
Steps to view and exit software version display mode.
How fault codes are displayed and interpreted.
Procedures for advancing through and clearing stored codes.
Methods to exit the diagnostic mode.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Explanations and recommended procedures for specific fault codes.
Problems with power-up, cycle start, and button response.
Issues related to water filling and overfilling.
Problems with dispenser use and incorrect water temperature.
Issues with the washer not agitating or spinning.
Problems with draining and excessively long cycle times.
Issues related to wash quality, tangling, and load rinsing.
Oversuds, tangling, incorrect water level, and fabric damage.
Checks incoming/outgoing power to the main control board.
Pinout diagram for the main control board connectors.
Checks electrical connections and resistance of water inlet valves.
Checks shifter connections, coil, and harness for proper operation.
Tests wiring to the motor and the motor itself for functionality.
Diagnoses issues with UI indicators, button response, and audio feedback.
Checks valves, main control, temperature thermistor, and wiring.
Checks water level sensing components and pressure transducer.
Checks drain and recirc. pump operation and continuity.
Performs checks on the lid lock mechanism for proper function.
Checks the heater element for proper function and resistance.
Diagrams showing the location of console electronics and valves.
Diagrams showing the location of drive system and drain pump parts.
Detailed wiring schematic of the washer's electrical system.
Detailed wiring schematic of the washer's electrical system.
Procedure for removing the tub ring from the washer.
Detailed steps and illustrations for removing the tub ring.
Addresses error codes related to pressure system, long fill, and overfill.
Diagram showing the assembly of top and cabinet components.
Detailed list of part numbers for top and cabinet components.
Diagram showing the assembly of console and dispenser components.
Detailed list of part numbers for console and dispenser components.
Diagram showing the assembly of motor, basket, and tub components.
Detailed list of part numbers for motor, basket, and tub components.
Diagram showing the assembly of pump components.
Detailed list of part numbers for pump components.
Includes touch-up paint, spray paint, bulk paint, and sealer.
Components like drain hose extension and standpipe adapter.
Items such as cleaner, odor remover, and various inlet hoses.
