This washer also masquerades under the Kenwhore label but it’s the same machine. One of the nice things about this washing machine is that you can test all the main electrical components right at the Central Control Unit (CCU), conveniently located under the top panel, in back. Looky here:
These pages will help you find your way around inside there and clue you in to what type of measurements you need to do. BTW, the service manual for this washer is the best $25 you’ll ever spend; come git you one.
Once you figger out what’s wrong, the Samurai recommends that you buy the parts you need ratcheer. You’ll get ‘em fast and you can return any part for any reason.
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