Why does my Amana washer lid lock keep blinking?

A blinking lid lock light usually means the washer cannot confirm the lid is locked. Something may be blocking the latch, or the lock assembly may have failed. Check for obstructions first, then have the lock tested.

My washer in Midland shows a fill error right after our well pump was replaced. Is it broken?

It may just be clogged. Well work often stirs up sediment that lodges in the washer's inlet screens. Clean those first, and if the error continues, we test the inlet valve and controls.

Can iron in my Mount Pleasant well water damage my washer?

Iron mainly stains clothes and the tub and can contribute to valve wear over time. We can replace affected parts and clean the screens. Treating the water itself is the job of a water treatment specialist.

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Amana Washers: What We Check First

Most Amana washers are top-loaders with either a traditional agitator or a low-profile impeller, built on Whirlpool's top-load platforms. Older models used Whirlpool's classic direct-drive design with a motor coupler, while newer ones use a belt-driven gearcase with an electronic shifter and a lid lock that holds the lid closed during spin. Controls are usually simple dials and buttons.

Lid lock failure preventing spin or stopping mid-cycle
Electronic shifter fault blocking the change from agitate to spin
Drain pump clogged with socks, coins or lint
Worn motor coupler on older direct-drive top-loaders

The full explanation, including what you can safely check yourself and when repair beats replacement, is in our Amana washer repair guide.

Sediment, iron and the inlet valve

A washer on a private well pulls in whatever the well delivers, including fine sand, sediment and iron. That material collects in the small screens inside the hose connections and the inlet valve, so the machine fills slowly, stops with a fill error or never reaches the right water level. Iron can also leave orange stains on the tub and clothes. After well work or a pump replacement, a burst of sediment can clog things all at once.

Turn off both water valves and unplug the washer before checking anything. Unscrew the fill hoses and look at the screens where they attach to the machine. If the hoses are original rubber, replacing them with braided lines is a sensible precaution, especially in a utility room off the garage where a leak might go unseen.

The technician cleans or replaces screens and valves, tests the pump, lid or door lock and drive system, and quotes before repairing. A sediment filter on the well, installed by a water treatment company, helps protect the new parts. Our washer repairs come with a 90-day parts and 30-day labor warranty.