Neptune MAH5500B, MAH55FL Technical Information

Neptune Front Load Washer

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⎯Technical Information

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MAH5500B*, MAH55FL*

• Due to possibility of personal injury or property damage, always contact an authorized technician
for servicing or repair of this unit.

• Refer to Service Manual 16010061 for detailed installation, operating, testing, troubleshooting, and

disassembly instructions.

CAUTION

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All safety information must be followed as provided in Service Manual 16010061.

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To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury or death; disconnect power to washer before servicing, unless

testing requires power.

Leaking

• Make sure supply hose connections are not

leaking. Check for rubber gasket damage due to
overtightening.

• Make sure end of drain hose is correctly inserted

and secured to drain facility.

• Avoid overloading which can push the door

partially open.

• Check internal hose connections

• Check tub cover. Remove, reposition and reinstall

the tub cover seal. Seal seam must be at the
top of the tub cover.

Display Lights Up When Door Opened

• This is normal behavior.

No Tumble

• Washer does not tumble for the first 30 seconds

after the door has been opened for safety pur­poses.

• Fabric cycles such as DELICATES and HAND

WASH only tumble for a few seconds every 30
seconds.

• Check for loose connections at machine control

board, motor control board and motor.

• Perform Motor and Motor Control Test.

• Washer does not tumble during some drains and

rinse fills.

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WARNING

Noisy

• Clothes washer should be leveled properly as
outlined in installation instructions.

• Weak floors can cause vibration and walking.

• Check for loose lower front bracket

• Be sure rubber feet are installed on leveling legs.

• Check that the leveling leg lock nuts are
tightened.

• If complaint is a high-pitched noise during fill then
disconnect supply hoses and clean screens.

• Check for proper spring placement of outer tub
support springs.

• Check strut operation.

Tub is completely full of suds

• Run the clothes washer through another complete
cycle using cold water and no more detergent.

• Reduce detergent amount for that specific load size
and soil level. Towel loads have a minimal amount
of soil present and typically create more suds.

• Use high efficiency or low sudsing detergent
specially formulated for front load washers.

• Check for restricted drain system.

• Check for loose wire connections at control board
and pump.

• Check to see if belt fell off motor and pulley.

• Perform Motor and Motor Control Test.

No Water Fill

• Check to make sure water supply turned on fully.

• Normal water level is only 2.5 to 5 inches inside
the spinner.

• Check for kinks in inlet hoses.

• Check for clogged inlet screens.

• Visually check hot and cold separately at
dispenser for proper flows.

• Go to No Fill Test page 6.

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Wet Clothes

• Very small clothes loads can cause unbalances
add additional towels.

• Excessive suds may have been present. Check
for diagnostic code 16.

• Check unbalance harness connections at all
switches and at Control Board.

Troubleshooting

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

• Check for restricted drain system.

• Perform Motor and Motor Control Test.

Will Not Lock

• Door not all the way closed.

• Check electrical connections at lock assembly and
machine control board. Go to Door Lock Test.

Will Not Unlock

• Unplug and reconnect the power cord and wait 2
minutes to see if machine unlocks.

• Check for door locked switch circuit to be closed
at machine control. (See board input/output chart)

• Check to make sure belt has not fallen off.

• Check for loose electrical connections at door lock
and at machine control board.

• Perform Motor and Motor Control Test.

Will Not Start

• Plug cord into live electrical outlet.

• Check fuse or reset circuit breaker.

• Push the START/PAUSE button to start the clothes
washer.

• Close door and push the START/PAUSE button to
start the clothes washer. START/PAUSE LED
should change from flashing to on continuously.

• Check to see if the washer is in a pause or soak
period in the cycle. Wait briefly and it may start.

• Check for restricted drain system.

Will Not Drain

• Check for restricted drain system.

• Check low and high water levels. Go to No Fill test

• Check for 120 VAC at the pump when a spin cycle
is selected.

Wrong Water Temperature

• Too Hot/Too Cold; since this product uses a low
amount of water, the board regulates the incom­ing flow to temper the actual temperature of the
water in the tub. This may appear to be
significantly warmer/cooler than expected.

WARNING

• Are both faucets on fully?

• Make sure temperature selection is correct.

• Make sure hoses are connected to correct
faucets and inlet connections. Flush water line
before filling washer.

• Check the water heater. It should be set to
deliver a minimum 120°F (49°C) hot water at the
tap. Also check water heater capacity and
recovery rate.

• If the water heater is located a long distance from
washer, water line may need to be purged prior to
starting wash cycle.

• Disconnect inlet hoses and clean screens.

• This washer can sense if the fill hoses have been
reversed between hot and cold. If the fill hoses on
the washer were previously installed incorrectly
and then corrected, the washer will need to be
run through a Hot / Cold cycle. If not resolved,
check for proper resistance on the water valve
thermistor. (See board input/output chart)

Codes Displayed On Console

If owner observes codes on display, see table
below.

Sd = Suds: Machine has detected high level of

suds. The machine will alter its cycle for
this situation. Use an HE detergent or cut
down on the amount of detergent slightly.
This can be more likely on towel loads,
consider HE detergent especially for these
loads.

do = Door is Open: The door of the machine is

open. Please make sure door is fully closed
before starting cycle.

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Troubleshooting

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WARNING

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

CONSUMER CODES: Cont'd
od = Open the Door: The door has not been

opened since the end of the last cycle. As a
safety check the door must be opened at the
completion of every cycle.

nF = No fill: the machine has tried to fill but cannot.

See No Water Fill.

PF = Power failure: power to the machine has been

lost during the last cycle. This may occur on
start up of a new machine due to factory
testing.

LO = Locked: Door is locked (failed to unlock) - the

machine has repeatedly tried to unlock but
cannot. Push door closed to make sure
nothing from the inside is pressing against
the door which make keep it from unlocking.

FL = Failed to lock: the machine has repeatedly

tried to lock the door but cannot. Make sure
the door is shut completely

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While in service mode, pressing the wrinkle free
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The membrane check involves turning all the em­bedded LED lights on the membrane pad except
for the wrinkle free key. All the LEDs can be

System Diagnostics
SERVICE MODE

The service mode provides service personnel the
ability to verify the operation of the washing machine.

toggled by pressing the key associated with the
LED. At any point, if there are 10 minutes of inactiv­ity, then this test will exit. Press the off key twice
within 30 seconds to cancel test.

The service mode can be entered in the middle of
any wash cycle. While in the service mode, the
servicer can start a variety of special service tests.

Fast Time Down Test

While in service mode, pressing the quick key
will advance the program to the next wash cycle.

Accessing Service Mode:

Pressing down the delicates and heavy soil keys for
3 seconds places the machine in the service mode.
Motor speed will be displayed when started. To exit
Service Mode, press delicates and heavy soil keys
for 3 seconds again. The following table lists the
various tests available while in the Service Mode,
which can be accessed by pressing the following
keys:

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Troubleshooting

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

WARNING

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Quick Spin Test

While in service mode, the pressing of spin key shall
start the washer in the quick spin mode.

The following Quick Spin test steps are as follows:

1) Lock the door.

2) Spin to 350 rpm and hold for 6 seconds.

3) Spin to 550 rpm and hold for 6 seconds.

4) Spin to 600 rpm and hold for 6 seconds.

5) Spin to 650 rpm and hold for 6 seconds.

6) Spin to 800 rpm and hold for 6 seconds.

If the Spin key is pressed again during the Quick Spin
test, the current speed will be held indefinitely. Press­ing the Spin key again will allow the quick test to
proceed as listed above.

When the washer is in the Service Mode, the speed
will be displayed as a two digit number or a letter/
number.

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While in service mode, pressing the delicates key
will start a quick service cycle. This will be a quick
check of all systems.

The following steps will be followed.

1. Energize the cold and bleach water valves. Fill to
Low level, then turn bleach and cold off.

2. Energize the hot and fabric softener water valves. Fill
to high level, then turn all valves off.

3. Lock the door.

4. Tumble using 7/3 tumble pattern for 12 sec.

5. Turn the drain on.

6. Spin to 800 RPM using default rates.

7. End spin and coast down.

8. Unlock the door when the RPM is zero.

9. Display a ‘PA’ (Passed) on continuously for 10 sec­onds if no diagnostic codes were logged during this
test.

The up arrow if pressed will advance to the next step.
The right most dot will be turned on as an indication
of failure and stay on until quick service cycle test
has reached the end. Any diagnostic code logged
during this test will result in failure of the test, but will
not necessarily stop the test. While in quick service
cycle, the pressing of the hand wash will suspend
the machine at this step for 30 minutes until the
Hand Wash key is pressed again. All LED’s will
flash on and off while the cycle is suspended, or on
hold.

Motor Drive System

To check the system, check the board for proper
output to the motor control. Performing a board
output test does this. Then perform the Motor
Control Board Output Test.

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Motor Control Board Output Test

1. Disconnect power to the washer.

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2. Remove the front panel and pull the JP4 Connector
from the motor control board.

3. Reconnect the washer power cord to supply
voltage. Make sure the door is closed.

4. Press delicates and heavy soil keys for 3 sec-
onds to activate Service Mode.

Troubleshooting

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

5. Access Board Output Test by touching the rinse
key to activate.

6. The door must be locked to access Motor Con-

trol Board Output Test. To lock the door press
max extract. Press max extract again stop the

door lock output test once the door is locked.

7. Press stain cycle to start the motor control
output test. This will send 120VAC to the motor
control board. The motor control will immediately
execute a test routine and the motor should run,
rotating the spinner at 50 rpm.

8. If motor does not run;

• Check for 120 VAC at the motor control board har­ness. See Figure 1.

If voltage is present, then problem lies with the

motor and motor control system.

• Check for loose electrical connections at mo-

tor and motor control board.

• Check phase windings of the motor. See Fig-

ure 2. If motor windings are good, replace the
motor control board.

WARNING

Figure 1
Motor Control Board/JP4 Connector

If voltage is not present;

• Check loose electrical connections at machine
control board or broken wires in harness.

• Check door actuator switch and related wiring.

Door Lock Test

Placing the washer into the Service Mode and
manually locking and unlocking the
door mechanism through the control panel can
verify the door lock. Note: The relay on the control
board for the door unlock mechanism is disabled if
the motor control board indicates the spinner speed
is > 7 RPM.

1. Place the washer into Service Mode. (See

Service Mode)

2. Advance to the Board Output Test and press

max extract to lock the door. A lock signal
will be sent to the solenoid every second for 10
seconds. If the door does not lock; use a
voltmeter, look for 120VAC, 60 millisecond
pulse to the locking solenoid.

Figure 2– Schematic – Motor Harness

3. If signal is present, then the door lock sole-
noid is bad and the door lock mechanism must
be replaced. (Assuming the door was fully
closed.) To stop the signal, press max extract
again.

4. If signal is not present, check electrical
connections at switch or at control board.
Check for proper outputs from the control board
at Conn P1(1) and Neutral leg of power cord. If
voltage is present, fix electrical connections or
change wire harness. If no voltage is found, go
to P8(4) and Neutral on power cord to verify
120VAC coming into the board. If voltage is not
present check the door actuator switch. (make
sure door is closed.) If voltage is present,
change machine control board.

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Troubleshooting

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

5. Advance to the Board Output Test and press
extra rinse to
signal will be sent to the solenoid every second
for 10 seconds.
If the door does not lock, use a voltmeter, look
for 120VAC, 60 millisecond pulse to the locking
solenoid.
If signal is present, then the door lock sole­noid is bad and the door lock mechanism must
be replaced. To stop the signal, press extra
rinse again.
If signal is not present, check electrical
connections at switch or at control board.
Check for proper outputs from the control board
at Conn P8(3) and Neutral leg of power cord. If
voltage is present, fix electrical connections or
change wire harness. If no voltage is found, go
to P8(4) and Neutral on power cord to verify
120VAC coming into the board. If voltage is not
present check the door actuator switch. (make
sure door is closed.) If voltage is present,
change machine control board.

No Fill Test

1. Close the door and start a spin cycle to drain all

water from the washer to reset the pressure switch.

2. Press Off and open door to verify all water is re-

moved from the washer. If water still present, go
to Will Not Drain diagnostics.

3. If water is drained out, close the door and go to

Service Mode, press delicates and heavy soils
keys for 3 seconds. If it is likely to need access to
the water valve for voltage checks, consider raising
the top cover now and close the door so that the
following steps will not need to be repeated.

4. While in service mode, press the hand wash key

places the washer into the Board Input test.

5. Check the lower water level by pressing the hand

wash key.

6. "_1" indicates the washer is full. If full, check the

lower water level input at the machine control board
by reading DC voltage between P4(4) and P4(8).

unlock the door. An unlock

WARNING

If voltage is present at the machine control board,
check voltage at pressure switch between BU and
BR . If voltage present at pressure switch, re­place pressure switch. If voltage is not present at
pressure switch, check or replace harness. If no
voltage is present at the Machine control board,
replace the machine control board.

7. "_0" indicates the washer is empty: If empty,
press the wrinkle free key to check the high wa­ter level.

8. "--1" indicates full. If full, check the high water

level input at the machine control board by
reading 120 VAC voltage between P1(4) and
Neutral P6(2). If120 VAC is not present at the
machine control board, check continuity at
pressure switch across GY and YL. If no
continuity, replace pressure switch. If continuity,
check door switch and harness to pressure switch
and harness from pressure switch to Machine
control board. If 120 VAC is present at the
Machine control board, replace the machine
control board.

9. "--0" indicates empty. If empty, exit board input
test mode by pressing the start/pause key. Then
enter board output test mode by pressing the rinse
key.

10. Turn the cold water valve on by pressing the wrinkle
free key. Check for cold water flow at the dispenser.
If no cold water flow, check the cold water valve for
120 VAC between BU and WH. If 120 VAC is
present at the cold valve, replace the water valve. If
120 VAC is not present at the cold valve, check for
120 VAC at the machine control board between
P1(3) and Neutral. If 120 VAC is present at the
machine control board, check or replace the
harness. If 120 VAC is not present at the machine
control board, replace the machine control board.
If cold water flows, turn the cold valve off by pressing

the wrinkle free button.

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WARNING

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

11.Turn the hot on by pressing the cotton sturdy key. Check for hot water flow at the dispenser. If no hot water
flow, check the hot water valve for 120 VAC between OR and WH. If 120 VAC is present at the hot valve, replace
the water valve. If 120 VAC is not present at the hot valve, check for 120 VAC at the machine control board
between P1(2) and Neutral. If 120 VAC is present at the machine control board, check or replace the harness.
If 120 VAC is not present at the machine control board, replace the machine control board.

Machine Control Board INPUT/OUTPUT

Door Lock Solenoid ( Lock or DL)
Hot Water Valve (HWV)
Cold Water Valve (CWV)
Bleach Water Valve ( BWV)
Softener Water Valve (SWV)
High Level Sense (HWL)

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Motor (MTR)

Drain Pump (DP)

Door Switch (DS)

Wiring Harness
Connections

Letters in parenthesis designate
markings on the Control Board

Door Unlock Solenoid (DUL)

Torque PWM (PWM)

Motor Control Tach (Tach)

Mtr Control Signal Common (Comm)

P4

Description Connector/

Bleach water valve output P1(4) P6(2) 120 VAC

Cold water valve output P1(3) P6(2) 120 VAC 500-1K ohms

Door Lock output P1(1) P6(2) 120 VAC 60 millisecond pulse

Door lock switch input P4(5) P4(4) 24 VDC

Door switch input P8(4) P6(2) 120 VAC

Door unlock output P8(3) P6(2) 120 VAC 60 millisecond pulse

Drain pump output P8(1) P6(2) 120 VAC

High water level - input P1(6) P6(2) 120 VAC

Hot water valve output P1(2) P6(2) 120 VAC 500 - 1K ohms

L1- machine control board P6(1) P6(2) 120 VAC

L1- motor control P8(2) P6(2) 120 VAC

Lower water level - input P4(8) P4(4) 24 VDC

Motor control tach P4(2) P4(4) 24 VDC

Neutral (120 VAC) P6(2) Neutral

Unbalance input P3(2) P4(4) 24 VDC

Softener water valve P1(5) P6(2) 120 VAC

Torque PWM P4(3) P4(4) 24 VDC

Water valve thermistor P4(6) P4(7) (10K-85K ohms)

Valve Thermistor (WT)

Valve Thermistor (WT)

Door Lock Actuator Switch (DLS)

+24 Volts (24V)

Pin Number

+24 Volts (24V)

Lower Wash Level Sense (LWL)

Unbalanced Switches(UB)

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WARNING

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

Board Output Test Table

Board Input Test

While in service mode, pressing the hand wash key
places the washer into the Board Input Test.
This test will turn on a specified input after a key
press. All output will be turned off after 10 minutes.

Board Input Test Table

Action Press Key Feedback

Door Position cotton/sturdy

Latch Position delicates

High Water
Level

Low Water
Level

Unbalance
Circuit

Water Inlet Temp temp up Degrees

Vibration Signal spin 0-225**

Brown out rinse 0-225**

Accelerometer

circuit

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hand wash

temp down

quick

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Open

LO

Unlocked

Ll

Locked

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Below Level

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Above Level

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Below Level

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Unbalanced

PA

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FA

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Key Pressed: Function Performed

Cotton/sturdy Hot Water Valve

Wrinkle Free Cold Water Valve

Delicates Bleach Valve

Hand Wash Fabric Softener Valve

Presoak Drain Pump

Stain Cycle Motor Control

Unlock Door (Sends a

Extra Rinse

Max Extract

pulse every second for
10 seconds)

Lock Door (Sends a
pulse every second for
10 seconds)

DIAGNOSTIC CODES:

When a problem with the wash system is detected
a diagnostic code is assigned and logged into the
control board memory with the last cycle count at
which it occurred. An assigned diagnostic code
indicates the washer must be serviced. The control
board will allow as many diagnostics as possible
for the machine to continue running. In some
cases, when the washer shuts down, something
shall be displayed on the display until the con­sumer selects the off key. See the table for specific
actions or references to where the proper action is
defined.

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Two digit display = 0-99;
plus max extract LED =100,
plus max extract LED and extra rinse LED = 200.

Board Output Test

While in service mode, pressing the rinse key
places the washer into the Board Output Test.
This test will turn on a specified output after a
key press. All outputs will continue on until the
key is pressed again, or it will turn off after 10
minutes. Note, to check the fabric and bleach
valves, you must turn on the hot or cold water
valves first.

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Accessing Diagnostic Codes

After the machine is in the service mode, pressing
presoak key will display a ‘d’ and turn the LED on
above the presoak key. The diagnostic codes can
be viewed by using the arrow keys. The down
arrow will go down the list.

Clearing Diagnostic Code List

While viewing the diagnostic code listing, the
diagnostic code list can be cleared from memory
by pressing the heavy soil and presoak keys for 3
seconds.

Troubleshooting

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

Number of Cycles Since Code Assigned

While the Diagnostic code is displayed, if the
cotton/sturdy key is pressed and held, the machine
shall display the number of cycles ago the code
occurred while the key is held. Also, while this key
is being held, the key will turn on the LED. When
this key is let up, then the code is again displayed.
If there are no codes available, ‘- -‘ will be displayed
while this key is pressed. If the code is over 99
cycles ago, then ‘- -‘ will be displayed.

WARNING

DIAGNOSTIC CODES:

Diag.

Code

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03 No fill Continuous fill of 12

04 The door fails to

lock

05 Continuous

unbalanced circuit
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06 Locked rotor Motor not turning after

07

(Not Used)

Door failed to unlock

after 11 attempts

minutes.

Door failed to lock

after 11 attempts

See section for

unbalanced loads.

10 consecutive retry

attempts

Will display "
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Will display "
Go to "

Will display "
Go to "

Go to "

Will display "
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To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury, or death, disconnect power to washer before servicing,

unless testing requires it.

Diag.

Code

08 Water sensor level

09 (Not Used)

10 Low rpm

11 No n-vol at ile

12-14 (Not Used)

Description Trigger Action to be Taken

The low water level is

fault

unbalanced load

memory error

not satisfied before the
high water level

contacts are opened

in the pressure switch

Never reached 400
rpm due to an
unbalanced load

Difficulty in reading
memory

WARNING

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2. Unplug and replug in power cord
washer at power supply outlet

3. If a condition still exists, replace
machine control board.

No Water Fill Test

Wet Clothes

Clearing Diagnostic Code

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pressed for more than
75 seconds, the key

shall be assumed to

be stuck

16 High speed not

achieved due to
high motor torque

17 Door actuator

switch was not
seen open since

the last final spin

18 Door lock switch

seen open during
cycle

Speed never went over

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wash cycle because
the maximum torque
was seen for too long

The door has not been
opened after a
complete wash cycle.

Door lock switch is
read as open with
motor running

Replace console/membrane switch.

Go to "

Will display "

Check for:

- Customer may have tried to repeat

wash cycle without opening door

-Go to "

- Clear the diagnostic code, page 9.

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Wet Clothes

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Troubleshooting

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

Diag.-

Code

19 Door lock sense or

20 Door switch input

21 Door sense switch

22 Door switch seen

23 Door failed to

24 Motor over speed Motor tach signal is

25 Motor tach signal

26-27 (Not Used)

28 Valve thermistor

Description Trigger Action to be Taken

Door lock sense switch

motor control relay

failed

seen open during
cycle

failed on machine
control board

open during cycle

unlock

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motor running

failure

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board is read as open
with motor running

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Door sense switch is
read as open and the
door locked switch is
read as locked

Door switch is read as
open and the door
locked switch is read
as locked

Door lock is locked
and a user tries to
start a cycle

seen at maximum
speed

Tach signal exists
without torque
commanded.

Abnormal high/low
temperature or ohm
resistance seen

WARNING

See list for diagnostic code 18

Go to

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Go to "

- Replace motor control board

- Replace motor control board

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3.

Door Lock Test

"Door Lock Test

Door Lock Test

Will Not Unlock

Wrong Water Temperature

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Wiring Diagram

!

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

WARNING

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14 PIN UPPER TO LOWER HARNESS
CONNECTOR

AUGER MOTOR (MTR) MOTEUR POUR AGITATEUR (MTR)

AUGER MOTOR HARNESS

AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER
BASE PAN GROUND TERRE DU PLATEAU
BLACK (BK) NOIR (NR)
BLEACH VALVE ROBINET D’EAU DE JAVEL
BLOWER MOTOR MOTEUR DU VENTILATEUR
BLUE (BU) BLEU (BL)
BOARD MOUNTED RELAYS RELAIS MONTÉS SUR TABLEAU
BODY BÂTI
BOOSTER COIL BOBINE DE SURTENSION
BROWN (BR) MARRON (MA)
CABINET HARNESS FAISCEAU D’ARMOIRE
CAP COND
CAPACITOR CONDENSATEUR
CAVITY HEATER CHAUFFERETTE À LOBE
CIRCUIT BOARD CA RTE DE CIRCUITS IMPRIMÉS
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SCHÉMA DU CIRCUIT
COLD VALVE ROBINET D'EAU FROIDE
COM COM

COMP GROUND
CONDENSER CONDENSATEUR

CONDENSER FAN MOTOR
CONTROL BOARD TABLEAU DE COMMANDE

CONTROL BOARD AND DISPLAY
CONTROL CIRCUIT CIRCUIT DE COMMANDE

CONTROL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
CONTROL HARNESS FAISCEAU DE COMMANDE
DAMPER REGISTRE
DEFROST TERMINATOR TERM INATEUR DE DÉGIVRAGE
DISPENSER DISTRIBUTRICE
DISPLAY HARNESS FAISCEAU D’AFFICHEUR
DISPLAY PCB AFFICHEUR PCB
DOOR CLOSE SWITCH CONTACTEUR DE PORTE FERMÉE
DOOR CLOSED PORTE FERMÉE
DOOR HINGE CHARNIÈRE DE PORTE

DOOR LOCK SOLENOID OUTPUT

DOOR LOC K SWITCH

DOOR LOC K SWITCH INPUT
DOOR SOLENOID SOLÉNOÏDE DE PORTE
DOOR SWITCH CONTACT EUR DE PORTE

DOOR UNLOCK SOLENOID OUTPUT
DRAIN PUMP POMPE D’ÉVACUATION
DRIP TRAY PLATEAU D’ÉGOUTTOIR
DRYER MOTOR MOTEUR DE SÉCHEUSE
ELECTRONIC CONTROL COMMANDE ÉLECTRONIQUE
ELECTRONIC SWITCH CONTACTEUR ÉLECTRONIQUE
EMI FILTER FILTRE EMI
EVAPORATOR FAN VENTILATEUR ÉVAPORATEUR
FA FA
FABRIC SOFTENER ADOUCISSEUR DE TISSUS
FF THERMISTOR THERMISTANCE À BASCULE
FLAT WIRE FIL MÉPLAT
FLOAT SWITCH CONTACTEUR À FLOTTEUR
FOUNTAIN DISPLAY AFFICHEUR DE FONTAINE
FOUNTAIN LIGHT VOYANT DE FONTAINE

FRONT WEIGHT DISPLACEMENT
SWITCH

FUSE FUSIBLE
FUSE BLOCK BLOC FUSIBLES

FZ LITE SWITCH

FZ. DOOR HARNESS

CONNECTEUR DE LIAISON DE
FAISCEAUX SUPÉRIEUR À
INFÉRIEUR À 14 BROCHES

FAISCEAU DE MOTE UR
D’AGITATEUR
MACHINE À GLAÇONS
AUTO MATIQUE

TERRE DE CIRCUIT DE
COMPENSATION

MOTEUR DE VENTILATEUR DU
CONDENSEUR

TABLEAU DE COMMANDE ET
AFFICHEUR

SCHÉMA DU CIRCUIT DE
COMMANDE

SORTIE SOLÉNOÏDE DE
VERROUILLAGE DE PORTE
CONTACTEUR DE PORTE
VERROUILLÉE
ENTRÉE DE CONTACTEUR DE
VERROUILLAGE DE PORTE

SORTIE SOLÉNOÏDE DE
DÉVERROUILLAGE DE PORTE

CONTACTEUR DE DÉSÉQUILIBRE
DU POIDS AVANT

CONTACTEUR DE VOYANT DU
CONGÉLATEUR
FAISCEAU DE PORTE DU
CONGÉLATEUR

GAS HEATER CHAUFFERE TTE AU GA Z
GRAY (GY) GRIS (GR)
GREEN (GN) VERT (VE)
HEAT SINK DISSIPATEUR DE CHALEUR
HEATER CHAUFFERETTE
HEATER RELAY RELAIS DE CHAUFFERETTE

HEATER W ITH ST EAMER A SSEMBLY
HIGH HEAT TEMPÉRATURE ÉLEVÉE
HIGH LEVEL SENSE CAPTEUR DE HAUT NIVEAU
HIGH T'STAT THERMOSTAT SUR HAUT
HIGH VOLTAGE HAUTE TENSION
HOLDING COIL BOBINE DE MAINTIEN
HOT VALVE ROBINET D’EAU CHAUDE
HV PCB HARNESS FAISCEAU HT PCB
IGNITOR DISPOSITIF D’ALLUMAGE
IM VALVE ROBINET DE MACHINE À GLAÇONS

INERTIAL BALANCE SWITCH
INPUT ENTRÉE
INTERLOCK SWITCH INTERRUPTEUR D’INTERDICTION

INTERLOCK SWITCH SCHEMATIC
LAMP LAMPE

LID LOCKED INPUT
LINE FILTER FILTRE DE LIGNE
LOCKING VERROUILLAGE
LOGIC BOARD CARTE LOGIQUE
LOW HEAT TEMPÉRATURE BASSE
LOW VOLTAGE BASSE TENSION
LOWER DRYER SIDE CÔTÉ INFÉRIEUR DE LA SÉCHEUSE

LOWER FREEZER LIGHT

LOWER HARNESS CONNECTOR
LOWER LEVEL SENSOR CAPTEUR DE NIVEAU INFÉRIEUR
MACHINE CONTROL C OMMANDE DE MACHINE
MAG TCO MAG TCO
MAGNETRON MAGNÉTRON
MAIN PRINCIPAL
MAIN VALVE ROBINET PRINCIPAL

MC HARNESS
MEMBRANE SWITCHES CONTACTEURS À MEMBRANE
MICROFARAD MICROFARAD
MONITOR SWITCH INTERRUPTEUR DE SURVEILLANCE
MOTOR MOTEUR
MOTOR CAPACITOR CONDENSATEUR DU MOTEUR
MOTOR CONTROL COMMANDE DE MOTEUR

MOTOR CONTROL SIGNAL COMMON

MOTOR CONTROL TACH

MOTOR HARNESS CONNECTIONS

MOTORIZED DAMPER
NEUTRAL NEUTRE
NOISE FILTER FILT RE ANTIPARASITES
OPTION OPTIO N
ORANGE (OR) ORANGE (OR)
OUT OF BALANCE DÉSÉQUILIBRE
OUTPUT SORTIE
OVEN LIGHT LUMIÈRE DU FOUR
OVEN THERMA L LINK LIAISON THER MIQUE DU FOUR
OVERLOAD SURCHARGE
OVERLOAD PTC RELAY RELAIS CTP DE SURCHARGE
PCB CONTROL COMMANDE PCB
PINK (PK) ROSE (RO)
POWER ALIMENTATION
POWER CORD CORDON D’ALIMENTATION
POWER RELAY RELAIS D’ALIMENTATION

POWER TRANSFORMER
PRE VALVE (BLEACH) PRÉ-LAVAGE (JAVEL)

ENSEMBLE CHAUFFERETTE /
ÉTUVEUSE

CONTACTEUR D’ÉQUILIBREUR
D’INERTIE

SCHEMA INTERRUPTEUR
D’INTERDICTION

ENTRÉE DE COUVERCLE
VERROUILLÉ

VOYANT DU CONGÉLATEUR
INFÉRIEUR
CONNECTEUR DE FAISCEAU
INFÉRIEUR

FAISCEAU DE COMPARTIMENT DE
MACHINE

COMMUN DU SIGNAL DE
COMMANDE DE MOTEUR
TACHYMÈTRE DE COMMANDE DE
MOTEUR
CONNEXIONS DU FAISCEAU DU
MOTEUR
REGISTRE À ENTRAÎNEMENT
MÉCANIQUE

TRANSFORMATEUR
D’ALIMENTAT ION

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PRESSURE SWITCH MANOSTAT
PRESSURE VALVE SOUPAPE DE PRESSION

PRIMARY INTERLOCK SWITCH
REACTOR BOBINE DE RÉACTANCE
RECTIFIER REDRESSEUR
RED (RD) ROUGE (RO)

REF LIGHTS HARNESS

REF. DOOR HARNESS
RELAY 1 RELAIS 1
RELAY 2 RELAIS 2
RELAY BOARD CARTE DE RELAIS
RES RÉS
RESISTANCE RÉS ISTANCE
RIBBED CANNELÉ
ROTOR ROTOR
RUN CAP CONDENSATEUR DE MARCHE

SCHEMATIC CONDITIONS: DOOR
OPEN

SECOND COIL DEUXIÈME BO BINE

SECONDARY INTERLOCK SWITCH
SENSOR BARS BARRES DE CAPTEUR
SHAKER ASSEMBLY ENSEMBLE D'AGITATEUR
SNUBBER AMORTISSEUR
SOFTEN ER VALVE ROBI NE T D’ADOUC ISSEU R
SOLENOID SOLÉNOÏDE

SPORTS FILL SWITCH
STATOR STATOR
SUPER COOL TRÈS FRAIS
SUPPLY LINE CONDUITE D’ALIMENTATION
SYSTEM RELAY RELAIS DE SYSTÈME
TAN (TN) BRONZE (BR)
TCO (MAG) TCO (MAG)

INTERRUPTEUR D’INT ERDICTION
PRIMAIRE

FAISCEAU DE VOYANTS DU
RÉFRIGÉRATEUR
FAISCEAU DE PORTE DU
RÉFRIGÉRATEUR

CONDITIONS DU SCHÉMA : PORTE
OUVERTE

INTERDICTION D’INTERDICTION
SECONDAIRE

INTERRUPTEUR DE REMPLISSAGE
UNIPOLAIRE - UNIDIRECTIONNEL

TERM BL OC K BOR NIE R
TERMINAL BOX BOÎTIER DE CONNEXIONS
THERMAL FUSE FUSIBLE THERMIQUE
TOROID TORE
TORQUE COUPLE
TOUCH CONTROL COMMANDE TACT ILE
TOUCH PAD PAVÉ TACTILE
TRIAC TRIAC

TUB DISPLACEMENT SWITCH
TUB SENSOR CAPTEUR DE CUVE
TUB SHIELD PROTECTEUR DE CUVE
TUBE LIGHT LAMPE TUBE

TUMBLE DRYER SENSOR
TUMBLER MOTOR MOTEUR DE TAMBOUR

UPPER DRYER SIDE

UPPER FREEZER LIGHT

UPPER HARNESS CONNECTOR
VENT ÉVENT
VIOLET (VT) VIOLET (VT)
VOLTS VOLTS
WASH HE ATER CH AUFFE RE TTE DE L AVAGE
WASH MOTOR MOTEUR DE LAVAGE
WATER SENSOR CAPTEUR D’EAU
WHITE (WH) BLANC (BL)
WIRE CODE CODAGE DES CONDUCTEURS

WIRES SHOWN F ROM INSERTION
SIDE

WIRING COLOR CODE CODE COULEURS DU CÂBLAGE
WIRING DIAGRAM SCHÉMA DE CÂBLAGE
WIRING DIAGRAM PART NO. RÉ F. SCHÉMA DE CÂBLAGE
YELLOW (YL) JAUNE (JA)

CONTACTEUR DE DÉPLACEMENT
DE CUVE

CAPTEUR DE TAMBOUR DE
SÉCHEU SE

CÔTÉ SUPÉRIEUR DE LA
SÉCHEU SE
VOYANT DU CONGÉLATEUR
SUPÉRIEUR
CONNECTEUR DU FAISCEAU
SUPÉRIEUR

FILS MONTRÉS DU CÔTÉ
INSERTION

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