Andre April 04, 2020 for Model Number F1303rd hello, there is a component in the noise filter board with numbering d812 it measures nothing. Could you tell me what component this is? I cannot attach an image here, it seems to be a fuse resistor.
1 Answer Andre, Unfortunately, we would not have any information on individual components of the noise filter. Read More...
Cj April 02, 2020 I have a 6 month old LG dishwasher. One day it just wouldn't turn on at all. I installed a new noise filter. Machine powered up and ran for less than 5 minutes, then died again. What should I check for a repeated noise filter failure?
1 Answer CJ, if the model number of your appliance could be provided in a new inquiry, this will allow for the most accurate information to be presented. Read More...
Mark August 16, 2019 for Model Number LDP6797BD/00 After some sputtering for a period of weeks, my dishwasher is dead. No lights nor the ability to activate anything from the control panel on the door. Previously tried to tighten connections in junction box but it still only worked a few times and eventually just went dead. I have power to the noise filter. The fuse in that filter is closed. There is power coming out at the black wire. The PCB board shows power at the black line coming into the blue connection plug. At times when I turn the power on or off or I push on the power on position, I see a red light on the PCB board for some time. WHAT PLEASE I’M GOING CRAZY!!!!!! THANKS!
1 Answer Mark, It sounds as if the control board is the issue Power into board and none out. Read More...
Dennis Pedersen June 16, 2019 for Model Number Ldp6797st Hi Our dishwasher just stopped having any power to the control. There is power going to the dishwasher. I have the noise filter out and have checked the fuse in it. Is shows a resistance of .3. Does this mean it’s okay or should the resistance be greater?
1 Answer Dennis, The fuse should be tested for "continuity" and should show a "closed" circuit if OK. Then carefully test for 120 VAC across the black and white wires coming out of the line filter. If you have continuity and 120 VAC at the filter, then you'll need to check for voltage into the main control board across the RL3 connector (white wire) and the RL2 connector(black wire). If you have the voltage, you'll need the main control board. Read More...
Paddy M. May 21, 2019 for Model Number WT5001CW Over the weekend the power went out 3 or 4 times due to a storm. Now the washing machine won't turn on. There is power at the receptacle. We tried unplugging the machine hoping it would reset, but it did not. Any ideas? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Paddy, you'll want to make sure the fuse on the noise filter is good. If this is good and the board is receiving voltage, more than likely you'll need to replace the board part number EBR62198104. Thanks! Read More...
Samantha May 13, 2019 for Model Number WM3455HW The red or pink connector for my noise filter is burnt can it be fixed I have a new noise filter it work once even the wiring part for the red connector is burnt out ... can I get that connector replaced?
1 Answer Samantha, When it comes to damaged wires and connectors, you have a couple of options. You can replace the appropriate wire harness(in your case) EAD38053152 / EAD38053152 Harness,multi. You can also repair the damaged wire(s) using similar colored wires, butt connectors, and properly sized terminals for connecting the wires to the noise filter terminals. The wires, tools and connectors are usually available at the local hardware store, home improvement center or electrical supply store. Read More...
Peter March 14, 2019 for Model Number WM2240CW I'm working on an LG Washing Machine that will run for a while then stop. When I power it back up is shows a PF code. When I press Start/Pause, it starts from where it stopped the cycle for a minute and then the machine shuts off with no indicator lights and screen off as if someone yanked the power cord from the outlet. When I power it back up it shows PF again. Could the noise filter assembly be overheating causing this? Or should I replace main control board?
1 Answer Peter, while it is possible that the filter board [6201EC1006T] could be causing the issue, you may want to test it when it fails. If the filter board continues to send 120VAC to the main control, then more than likely it would be the main control [EBR65989426] that is failing. The only way to confirm if the filter board is dropping voltage would be to catch it in the act by having the probes of a meter testing the voltage going from the filter board to the main board as it is failing. Read More...
Jessica February 16, 2019 for Model Number LDF5545ST What other parts will work instead of an EAM60991316 for an LG dishwasher?
1 Answer Hello Jessica, I'm sorry but you will have to use the one recommended EAM60991316 on the manufacturers' parts list in order to expect normal operation. Read More...
Richard December 02, 2018 for Model Number LGR7646EQ3 I have a LG F1480YD6 ,, with no power.. I have check the noise filter. which has 240V going in and 240V coming out.. but the plastic cover on the coil is deformed due to heat... I have check the main board .. the led is not lit,, but the red and blue wire have 240v... on the mainboard EBR65873679 still no power to the washer... is it possible to indicate which colour wires feed the main board...or are the two wires i have checked feed the board. i know this is a uk model.but wiring should be the same.. also the middle pin on the noise filter do not have a continuity from middle pin to pin.. where the others pin to pin do...kind regards Richard
1 Answer Richard, Unfortunately we would not have any information on the color wires that would be needed for this unit since it is a UK model. Read More...
Bill October 15, 2018 for Model Number WM2016CW I have an LG washer that stops mid-cycle. I replaced the Main PCB. Removed this board and found that the conductors coming from the control panel were frayed so I soldered these back together and reinstalled. The red LED light on the board lights up but still do not get the machine to turn on. Tested the fuse on the PCB and tested for continuity. Went to the noise filter, this is one item I have a question on. I tested the noise filter and have 120 going into the filter. I have 120 to ground on the brown wire, 0 on the green to ground and 0 on the blue wire to ground. Should I read 120 on the blue that is also going to the main board? Since the wire looked to be damaged from some serious vibration would this have caused damage to the control panel? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Bill, The brown is the hot wire, the blue is neutral, and the green is ground. You should only read 120Vac on the brown wire from the noise filter. It is possible for damage to be incurred on the main board in the instance you described. Read More...