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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Motor Control Board by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM11675349
Manufacturer Part Number: 134743500

Washer won't spin or shows communication error? The motor control board controls spin speed and motor functions. DIY repair in 30 minutes with video guide.

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For Frigidaire Washer Motor Control Board (Part Number: OEM11675349)

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Jeff N. for Model Number GLTF2940FS2

My washer will occasionally pump all the water out quickly and cycle normally, mostly it does not. Typically, on say 'Quick' wash, it will fill, reverse tumble wash for 5 min., and then when it tries to remove the water, the pump motor can be heard churning away, but the water is not removed. It will churn for perhaps a couple minutes, and then rest for a minute or so, and then churn for another couple minutes, rest, and repeat. It will do this 4 to 7 times, and then the door will unlock and 'Pause' will be displayed. I have been advised to check the pump and drain hose for obstructions, because apparently there can be an obstruction that can intermittently affect the ability to drain. I have also been advised that the motor control board is likely at fault, because unless the motor is jammed, it should run and run and run, it should not 'rest', and the machine should not go into 'Pause'. If I do need to replace the MCU, will I be able to access it properly while I am checking the pump and drain hose? (I don't see a repair video for MCU replacement) -- Thank you!

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Hello Jeff, If there were an issue with the motor control board the tub would not move at all so I do not believe there is an issue there. I would access the pump and check the hose between the pump and the tub assembly. Debris accumulates in there and prevents the pump from being able to evacuate the water from the tub. If debris gets into the impeller area, the impeller can separate from the pump motor shaft, causing the pump motor to run but no water to be moved so it may not be a bad idea to have a new pump 137221600 on hand before the dis-assembly to prevent having to access it a second time.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, January 14, 2015

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