Donna Miles May 19, 2024 for Model Number WFW75HEFW0 I've gotten the F9E1 code for the last couple of washes. Is the correct part replacement the pressure sensor switch? What's the item number?
1 Answer Donna, There are a few things you will want to check. First, make sure that the unit is draining. If it is not then check the drain filter to make sure that it is not clogged up. If it is clear then check to ensure that the drain pump is working. If the drain is working then check the pressure hose to make sure that it is not clogged. Check the J17 connector to make sure that the connection is good. Make sure the drain hose is not blocked or kinked. and if this is good then replace pressure switch WPW10448876. Read More...
Tony March 01, 2024 for Model Number WFW70HEBW0 Washer fills very slow on heavy duty cycle only.all other cycles are fine.
1 Answer Tony, if any water temp other than hot is used for the other cycles, but hot is used for heavy wash, the failure would be in the water valve W10599356. Read More...
Julie February 21, 2024 for Model Number MHW5100DW0 Water continues to drip into my washing machine when not in use. If I am not doing laundry for a few days, eventually that tiny drip fills enough water in the tub to make it overflow on to the floor. I've follow your videos to open up the machine and clean out all the parts i could. Now i suspect its a problem with the inlet valves or water pressure sensor. Before i spend money on those parts to conduct more trial-and-error do you have any suggestions? I can send pictures or videos if helpful. Thanks in advance.
1 Answer Julie, Unplug the washer from the power outlet. If the water still drips in, with the power disconnected, the issue is the water inlet valve. W10599356 Read More...
Jim January 21, 2024 I have a frontload whirlpool washer that started giving me a f01 e03 error code. I blew through the hose from the water level switch and it fixed th problem for about a month and then it started again. I replaced the water level switch #wpw10448876 and that fixed it for almost a year. the weird thing is I have had the error code go off in the middle of the night when no one was using the machine.I cleaned out the air chamber tube and it has again worked for a few loads.. could there be another issue since it goes off in the middleof the night?
1 Answer Jim, This could be an issue with excess suds. You can use a washer cleaner to remove any build-up and cut back on the amount of detergent used. It could also be a board issue giving a false code. Read More...
Brian August 15, 2021 for Model Number WFW87HEDW1 I am getting a random E3 F8 error code. I recently replaced the drain pump because it was kinda noisy. Thought the problem was fixed but now the same error code is back. Could it possibly be the water level switch? Thanks.
1 Answer Brian, this can be caused by excessive suds, a pinched or partially blocked pressure hose, excessive water, or if a pressure sensor has failed. It would be recommended that the washer is checked for suds by using an empty wash with hot water, as well as inspecting the pressure hose for any partial clogs or kinks. If these things check good and the water level does not reach excess, the pressure sensor WPW10448876 would be a likely cause of failure. Read More...
Robert September 21, 2020 for Model Number mhw6000aw0 Maytag washer with f9e1 and sud codes. No obstructions on drain. Pump runs,but will not completely drain. Or complete a cycle before it sets code. Im able to blow through the pressure switch hose. But i have not inspected for leaks.
1 Answer Hello Robert, if no blockage to drain pump but does not completely drain all standing water ,replace the drain pump WPW10515399. Read More...
Antoine June 08, 2020 for Model Number MHW5500FC0 I have a Maytag direct drive front load washer. It failed to drain the water out. I was getting error codes F03 E01 I replaced the drain pump. The old drain pump had a clothing piece stuck inside it so I replaced the pump. I’m still getting the error codes. Is it the pressure switch?
1 Answer Hello Antoine, if the drain pump is draining the tub of water and the code is still there then check the airline hose from the tub to the pressure switch and check if it restricted or has a crack or hole in it, if ok then replace the pressure switch WPW10448876, the airline hose is W11044559. Read More...
Carrie April 07, 2020 for Model Number WFW72HEDW0 My Whirlpool Duet front load washer threw a E1/F9 code, so I cleaned out the filter basket in the pump and ran a drain/spin cycle. The washer then threw a SUD code. I unplugged it, pulled the filter out of the pump and drained the water out of the basket. I got the door to open and took out my clothes. Then I ran a quick wash cycle with an empty basket and no soap. During that cycle, I got a E1/F9 code again. The pump sounds like it is humming, but it is not draining anything. What is the next step? New pump or checking the hoses or is there something else that could be causing this problem? Thanks!
1 Answer Carrie, it would be recommended that the drain hose is inspected for any clogs. If there are no clogs, the next step would be to plug the unit in, place it into a spin and drain cycle. If there is 120VAC when testing the main control connection J17 pin 4 to ground, then the drain pump WPW10605427 has failed and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Eric September 23, 2019 for Model Number WFW95HEDC I am getting an E01 F03 error code on my front loading Whirlpool washing machine. The door also locks closed not allowing us into the machine. It went into a drain mode and finally allowed the door to open. Any recommendations on what I need to repair this problem? Thank you for your time, Eric
1 Answer Eric, This issue would be caused by a water level system error. Check connections from tub to air trap, air trap to pressure hose, and pressure hose to water level sensor. Make sure the pressure hose is not kinked , pinched, plugged or air leaking. Read More...
Christie September 07, 2019 for Model Number WFW79HEBW0 Have been receiving Sud and follow-on F9/E1 codes all summer (not with every load, but it's was becoming more frequent). Took washer apart to check drain pump filter and found two coins and some residue. Pump looked fine. Took the time to clean out the drain boot between tub and pump as well as internal and external drain hoses. This helped for about 2 weeks and now I am getting the error codes again. Washer is not draining. What do I try next? New pump - even though the existing sounds like it's working.... ? New water level sensor? Would the vent hose have anything to do with this? Need advice please. Thank you.
1 Answer Christie, based on the information provided, it is likely that there is a suds residue inside of the tub that may be activating when a cycle is started. The suds can usually be seen by starting an empty cycle and observing the suds start forming within a few minutes. The cleaner Affresh W10549845 can be used to clean the suds residue. When suds occur, as they do not drain out with the water, when they break down they will leave standing water. Read More...