In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 12:03:06 -0700, wrote:

In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

warranty?

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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

I have the Neptune's ( bottom of the line cause the touch screen scared me )

Check level in both directions for them. Mine were ****y about that in the
beginning.

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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

You may want to call Maytag while it's still under warranty......

I vote for shooting, since you're up for it. I've been doing this to
electronic gadgets and small appliance that had been a thorn in my side
since the 1970's. It's a hoot and feels reeeeeeal good too. I got my
daughters hooked too. I do suggest that you start with something a bit
smaller and easier to dispose of.
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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

I understand that there was a class action lawsuit regarding this unit.
Google for it.

Where I am we have over 3,000 Maytag fridges that had to be
post-install warranty serviced, and there are still problems.

We are in the largest Public Housing Developemnt in N.A.

See
http://www.Queensbridge.us

You should consider an extended warranty on this piece of garbage. Maytag
quality has gone into the toilet the last 2 or 3 years.


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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

After warranty Maytag charges $155 for a house call. Now wonder their
repairman is lonely.


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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren

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In December I installed a new Maytag Neptune washer (MDL 6800AWW) and
dryer. Until recently everything was fine. The washer is now stopping
in mid-cycle - not completing the spin, so water remains. I've
followed the code displayed (dC) and re-distributed the clothes. The
same happens on any cycle,even with small loads. Water remains,
clothes not spun. It will not finish just a spin cycle.

Any ideas? Would the drain hose to the wall require an arch or loop
or does the pump force the water the the wall drain?

I can shoot the thing! Thanks...

Oren


"C & M" wrote in message
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I vote for shooting, since you're up for it. I've been doing this to
electronic gadgets and small appliance that had been a thorn in my side
since the 1970's. It's a hoot and feels reeeeeeal good too. I got my
daughters hooked too. I do suggest that you start with something a bit
smaller and easier to dispose of.
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Cats ?


I'll bet once a double-barrel goes off a few times .
You are not having too many problems with your daughters having to be told
things twice .

LOL


AMUN