Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter
is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind.
Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too
deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.
Coming the second aspect if the above gives no result:
Perhaps
you need new carbons brushes for the motor. It is a fairly
straightforward repair. Remove the top cover, screws at rear, and slide
top cover off towards the rear. The motor is located at the top right
right rear, you will see the drive belt. Slacken the bolt that holds the
motor, and push the motor down towards the top of the drum. You will
see the 2 brush holders, they will be either black or white, pull the
wires off the holder terminals, and depress the plastic lug that holds
the brushes in place, slide the brushes out of the motor. The length of
the brush should be at least half an inch long or replace. Fit new
genuine carbon brushes, and follow instructions on packaging. Push
the leads back on to the carbon terminals. tighten up motor, and make
sure the belt is reasonably tight. Test on final spin before you refit
top cover.
(Spares can easily be located on this very site - Fixya)
There are very gud videos on YouTube to guide you.
If helped pl click so.
SOURCE: roper ras8445KQO washer
arlenekc : The water pump needs replaced.
malibu66,: Replacing the pump is not difficult at all.
In the above cases, Tilt the machine back so you have access to the bottom. (It there is a soft bottom plate you will have to remove it.) The pump it located on the bottom of the motor and is held on by two clips. Remove the hoses ant then the clips. The pump should slide off the motor shaft. If the pump does not come off then you will have to break it off. DO NOT pry on the motor or shaft. Once the pump is off check the motor shaft for any rust or build-up. This will have to be removed before a new pump is installed.
Line the pump up to the motor shaft to get it in place and put the unit back together then check the operation.
LITTLEGIRL4 Open the lid and find the water flume where the water comes in. This flume gets out of position sometimes. Start filling the machine and watch the flume. If there is water dripping or running down the sides toward the rear then the flume is not in position or has been damaged.
SOURCE: ROPER RAS6233KQO T.L.W.-Won't fill/rinse with cold water
Most washers have a small screen at the water inlet valve. They can be accessed simply by revoving the hose from the back side of the washer, using a small screw driver you can carefully remove the screens and clean them out under a faucet.That may be all that is wrong.
SOURCE: Roper washing machine not going through rinse cycle.
Good Morning,
Sounds like your cold water valve is not opening. If you are handy with a Multimeter check the selector switch that you use to set your cold water for good continuity when you activate it. You should have a good steady reading on the meter. If the meter is fluctuating or has no reading at all the switch is bad. If the switch checks out good, check to see if there is voltage to the cold water valve terminals when the machine is calling for cold water. If there is no voltage, you will have to locate the relay or source that supplies this voltage and replace it. If there is voltage the valve is faulty and needs to be replaced.
I hope I helped you today.
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