Hello: I go on to tell you briefly, I have a Whirlpool Awg 052 with a higher load, a few weeks ago, I started to lose some water from the drain pump, until that moment I didn't sporadically spin. 4 years ago I changed the pump for a new one, and the capacitor that is located near that pump, I think is the engine, and began to spin again. Now when I disassembled it to check the hoses and clean the filter tube and place new clamps, directly when I put it to work and it starts to load the water, it immediately loses the water from the pump part, a lot of water and I have to unplug it . I take out the pump, the filter, check it and the pump with the tester gives me 154 ohms, testing at 1 ohm. The pump propeller does not seem to be bad. I wanted to ask if you can guide me what other test to do, how do I measure the two wires that go to the pump to see if they have voltage? It is possible that when I removed the siphon that is attached to the pump, I dropped water and damaged something else. The pressure switch? . A couple of years ago I was watching the timer and cleaned some terminals, to make sure I made contact, the problem is that occasionally it did not spin, now it directly loses the water through the pump when the water load in the washing machine has just begun. I would appreciate any guidance to try something else, thanks !!

Hi, the pump coil is fine. Which does not mean that the pump works well. What you have to check is if the loss is from a broken hose or if the pump has the loss. From what he says I risk that a hose is broken