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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Main Control Board by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM13076436
Manufacturer Part Number: 137006000

Washer won't start, shows error codes, or cycles randomly? The main control board manages all wash functions. Moderate DIY repair with careful handling.

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For Frigidaire Washer Main Control Board (Part Number: OEM13076436)

Judi for Model Number Model GLTF2940FS1 Frigidaire/Electrolux

Front loader washes fine and spins fine and then boom..... it doesn't spin all the water out of the clothes. It doesn't do this all the time but when it does it's for one to two loads of clothing. I have to turn the dial to drain/spin and go thru 30 more mins of time and it will spin...... then I put clothes in drier??? I've replaced the control panel, switch and some control panel behind the drum. I cannot nor can a tech person figure out the problem.

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Judi, if this is occurring with heavier loads, the spin basket may need to be inspected for play between the spin basket and the outer tub to identify if there may be a crack occurring in the spider shaft of the drum 137105900.

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Hello Mark, use a multimeter and check the ohm value on the old valve against the new one at room temperature, if they match check the wiring from the thermistor to the control board, and the plugin at the board, if all matches ok then there may be a control board problem.

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Tim for Model Number Model Number LTF2940ES3

My Frigidaire front load washer (Model Number LTF2940ES3) has recently started to randomly beep. It seems to be able to still go through the entire wash cycle and is currently working fine other than the beeping. The error code I receive when holding the Start and the Pause/Cancel buttons is E41. Do I need to worry about impending failure or is this just more of an annoyance. Right now I just unplug the washer when not in use to silence the beeping. Also,several years ago, I had to replaced the door switch when the washer would not complete the final spin cycle and showed error code E47 (I believed I bought that part from your company). So I would assume it is not the door switch. Any thoughts?

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Tim, The E41 error code is showing as the control board thinking the door switch is open. This issue would most likely be caused by the control board on the unit not reading the door lock properly.

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Sandi, I am using the diagram for your model and blowing up the screen to see better. Each part of the control is broke down in the diagram. Looking at the control from the left side the first two are the same and have 5 tines and the tab faces the left side. The next one has 4 tines and the tab faces the left side. Next one has 3 tines and the last one has 5. Hope this helps.

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Matt for Model Number GLTF2940ES3

Frigidaire washer bought 2007. Got an error code that suggested main control board was at fault, so replaced it with one bought from you. Didn't fix problem and got a different error code, which led to replacing speed control board, also bought from you. Now the washer works but the cycles and controls are out of whack. All the cycles we've tried work, but most don't do what we expect. For example, the "normal" cycle used to take 52 minutes. When I set the dial to "normal" now, the display shows 28 minutes. The "heavy" cycle used to take 56 minutes; now the display shows 52 minutes. Did they rearrange the dial labels and buttons between 2007 and now? If so, is there a chart we can use to translate new dial labels to old dial labels? Or is this a common failure suggesting that the new main control board is defective? Our laundry room is tiny, and we've got the dryer stacked on top of the washer, so it's a big hassle to get at the control board. Otherwise I'd swap the old one back in and see what happened.

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Matt, It sounds like the unit control board may be faulty but would suggest to put the unit into diagnostic and see if it corrects the issue and if it does not then this will be a bad control board.

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Karen, You will want to make sure that the standoffs that go to the buttons are not in the wrong position which will cause the buttons to not work.

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Pat, First check the control panel selection buttons, make sure they aren't stuck, or hanging up on the control panel. If the buttons press in and spring back out, replace the control board assembly 137006000. The part is in stock and available at this time. Thanks,

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