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Customer Questions and Answers for Electronic Control Board by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18045591
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10116565

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For Whirlpool Electronic Control Board (Part Number: OEM18045591)

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Hello Sameer. wpw10116565 has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part.

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Hello Derek. They are not showing an estimated time of stock on these but if you order it we will ship it as soon as we get it in stock.

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Hello Stacie, You will need to order WPW10116565 for the correct board for the model provided. It is item number 6 on the TOP AND CONSOLE illustration.

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Rabbit, With the issue that you are having, the centrifugal switch inside the motor is not switching from the start to the run winding and you would need a new motor.

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Hello Tom. You already did the test. It is the motor on the unit. There is a switch inside the motor that switches when started. Yours is not doing that. Let go of start switch, it dies. Thus the motor needs to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Tom. It sounds like the motor is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Pierre P., This is an electronic control issue. The control is not sending the timer motor voltage in pulses as it was designed. You will need to replace the electronic control WPW10116566 to correct this issue.

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David for Model Number 110.73932101

Dryer motor wouldn't stay unless I held the PTS button. Switch tested OK with an ohm-meter but I replaced it anyway. No luck. By passed the PTS switch and it ran fine --- for a while. Then found that the timer wouldn't wind down to zero. Then lost the heat on the 'Normal' setting. Switched to the high temp setting and heated OK. Then lost the high heat setting also. Motor still runs. Auto moisture side of the timer produces no heat either. Does the growing list of failures suggest the control board? Hate to invest in an expensive part without being more certain. Thanks

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