Amana RS3100007 service manual Diagram and Schematic for correct

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Component Testing Information

!WARNING

To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury, or death, disconnect power to washer before servicing, unless testing requires it.

Illustration

Component

Test Procedure

Results

	Pressure switch	Do not disconnect the pressure	Refer to wiring diagram/schematic for
		hose from pressure switch to	correct contacts.
		perform measurements.
		Measure resistance across the
		following terminals on the pressure
	2	switch:
	2	Terminal 1 to 2	Continuity (no pressure)
		Terminal 1 to 2	Continuity (no pressure)
	1	Terminal 1 to 3	Continuity (pressure)
	3

Motor	Three types of motors	See following section “Internal Motor
	One speed	Diagram and Schematic” for correct
	Two speed	wiring contacts.
	Three speed

Drain pump	Verify drain pump is not clogged or	Remove clog and verify proper operation.
	damaged.
		Replace drain pump if damaged.

							Brake pad	If washtub does not stop spinning
								within seven second after opening
								within seven second after opening
								loading door (no load).	Replace all three brake pads.
								If brake pads makes noises.	Apply a thin layer of silicone on pads, see
									Service Bulletin “ASQ−213−B“

							Transmission	Two type of transmissions:	Externally identical, must be identified by
							assembly	640 rpm	part number.
								710 rpm	If transmission locks-up during agitate cyle,
								710 rpm

									replace.
									replace.

	Drive belt	Two type of drive belts:	Refer to “Parts Manual”, to verify which
		640 rpm	drive belt and pulley is required.
		710 rpm
		There are two different types of
		pulley sizes as well.



	Lid switch−SPST	Disconnect wire terminals from
		switch.
		Test terminals with switch closed.	Continuity	>1 Ω
		Test terminals with switch open.	Infinite	Ω
			Infinite	1 M

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