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That doesn't make sense. Fuses blow to protect equipment, not blow AFTER it breaks. The fuse blowing before the switch would have the same effect as disabling the machine.

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Did you figure out what was wrong with you washer? I've got the same washer and the same problem as you.

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Robert Gurule what was your solution? Seems to be our issue as well

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Ummm...unplug the machine? That will stop the angry electrosity from rattling up your spinal column.

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wondering the same thing, makes no sense.

i dont think they are replaceable , you need to buy the whole switch .

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@@Appliancevideo what a useless response and a useless repair. Bad fuse so replace the whole switch? Fuses are replaceable. Match the size/specifications and you're good to go. Pennies for parts, it's the labour that costs.

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@@Appliancevideo Ugh. We didn't have the button on the panel pressed in all the way. Figures it would turn out to be something stupid. At least the washer is working now...except it jumps around during the spin cycle but I'm sure it's the damper pad or the spring that holds the tub.

@@evelyndrak4436 ...or you need to load it evenly and level the machine with the adjustable feet.

@@lucash1980 Thanks. We got it to work. I can't remember what the issue was but I think it was something stupid like we didn't turn the knob where it should go, or something. I can't remember; I just remember it was one of those things where the solution was obvious and you just end up feeling stupid afterwards. :)

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no, because these units were equipped with an off balance sensor that tripped each time the load goes off balance and this resets each time you open the lid

The switch is a safety feature.

There are two screws on the bottom corners of the front panel. Remove those screws and grab the bottom of the panel and swing it towards you. There are two clips at the top that the panel hangs on. Once the front panel is removed there should be two 3/8 screws on the front corners holding the top panel on. Removing those will allow you to lift the lid.

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Lesley Weatherford how did you fix the machine? Seems to be our same issue

Usually, "The Fonz" bangs things on the top to get them to start. Effective banging usually means a loose doodad. Maybe your switch or a wire is loose.

LOL washer trashed long ago.

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Because he is a repair guy and not a homeowner. If he says he replaced a tiny fuse, the owner will not want to pay him full price for the simple job, so he pads the bill/work to replace the whole switch. This "sounds" better and won't end in a disgruntled owner who could have done it herself. He can even replace the fuse and resell the old switch on the next job. Paying for labour is paying for convenience and experience. If he charged $25 or $50 to replace the fuse, he'd never make a living. Respect the trades, but laugh at some stupid simple jobs (like electricians resetting GFCI outlets)

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