Jim S for Model Number MLE2000AYW Do I try another control board? Ever had a bad, new control board? My original trouble shooting came up with "replace control board." (Machine stopped during wash, stopped at end of rinse 3, and usually did not spin. I could keep restarting and occassionally get through a complete wash and spin.) So, put in new control board. This gave me new problems: Machine stayed on for complete wash but did not attempt to spin and the machine would auto start when the timer was moved to a run position (line relay still closed but door light had gone out at end of wash). Door locked light and door light go out in different sequence than before. So, I replaced wax motor and timer, although not conviced I needed to. Neither changed anything. Rechecked out-of balance and door locked switches up to the control board. Checked motor and motor control board just because I am running out of things to check. Motor and motor control are the updated version and new 2 years ago. Try another control board????
Answer Jim, No, , your issue was not in the control board to begin with. Check and make sure you have the correct part installed, based on the model and serial number. Based on your post, the original issue would have been with the water level switch WP22002921 , water supply at the faucets, fill valve WP22002437 or air dome hose 22002483. When the main control runs a system check, during the cycle,if it doesn't see the proper circuit from the water level switch, it can result in a shut down of the washer. The control also "counts" the fill cycles, if it doesn't see the proper amount of fills for the cycle counts, it will shut down as well. Also check for any loose connections at the multiplug connectors, mounted to the cabinet frame on each side of the outer tub, and the drain pump for operation as well. Good Luck and Thanks Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Wednesday, January 25, 2012