Model #11022832100 KENMORE residential washers
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Kenmore 11022832100 tub not spinning.
Thank you for your question and I understand your concern.
If you pull the gear case back out; can you release the brake lever and spin the basket drive? The clutch should spin around and apply force and torque to the brake release in order to release the brake at which time it begins to spin slowly until the clutches quit slipping and the clutch drum and clutch shoes lock together and spin at the same speed along with the basket drive. See image below.
If the clutch drum is not spinning when the washer is running in the spin mode then it will not engage the brake release on the basket drive in order to spin the basket. If you open and close the lid while in the spin mode and the gear case never shifts into spin then it likely has a gear case failure. The washer must first drain all the water before the timer pauses the motor briefly and when the motor restarts it should shift into spin.
I added a couple of image below that will show how the gear case works. I hope this is helpful. If I may be of further assistance as more details become available, please reply to this post.
kenmore washer water level
Check to see if the washer will fill properly when you set the timer to fill in the rinse cycle with a cold/cold non-atc temperature setting. Voltage should be applied directly to the cold water valve in this situation. If it fills properly in this situation, then the pressure switch should be okay. If it will not fill in the rinse cycle using a cold non-atc setting then you will probably need to replace the water level pressure switch (part 3366847). You can order that part from the Sears PartsDirect website.
The link for a previous answer provided in the above response should help you replace that component. Be sure that you unplug the washer before accessing internal components.
NOTE: There is a possibility that a bad inlet water valve could be causing your problem in the above scenario. If you replace the water level pressure switch and have the same problem, you will probably need to replace the inlet water valve assembly.
If the washer does fill properly in the rinse cycle with a cold water setting, then you probably have a problem with the ATC (Automatic Temperature Control) board. You could have a problem with the temperature switch or the water valve assembly.
Reply with additional details if you need more help with this failure.
If you do not feel confident repairing this problem yourself, then you can have it repaired at your home by a Sears technician. Here is a link for the website: Sears Home Services .
