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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Control Board by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18019011
Manufacturer Part Number: WP22002989

This is a Whirlpool washer control board. This is the main control board behind the user interface, not to be confused with the motor control board located within the body of the washer. This part controls the main functions of the washer and toggles between different cycles. Certain functions may become unavailable intermittently when the main control board loses function. The washer may also continue to spin, not following the regular timeline of the cycle.Start the repair by pulling the control knob from the front of the washer. Pull the washer out from the wall to access the rear panel. Remove the screws from the back panel, and push back on the control panel while sliding a flat head under the right corner to release the mounting clip. Repeat this on the left side, and the central console should pull free. Release the clips for the wire harness and remove the air hose from the control board. Remove the mounting screws and pull the control board from its protective console. Reverse this process to install the new component.This product is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, and JennAir appliances.

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John, We believe you have a MAH4000AWW "Neptune" washer. The burnt tracers are probably on or in the right hand bottom corner of the backside of the control board. These tracers are the circuit to the fill valve, when they short out they usually keep the fill valve solenoid activated and cause the washer to overfill. You'll also want to check the fill valve solenoids and wiring, (especially the green ground wire)or replace the fill valve WP22002795 and replace the control board. The timers can become noisy after a few years of service, but they seldom fail, as long as it is operating/advancing you'll be OK.

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Joe for Model Number MAH4000AWW

I am having problems with my Maytag washer model MAH4000AWW. The unit shuts off intermittently during operation. It can be restarted by pushing the start button and will run for a period. The motor seems to work OK; it turns the drum both ways and spins fast. The wax motor has been changed to the new model, and the fwd limit switch was temporarily jumpered out. The incoming water screens were cleaned and the water flow looks good. The hose to the water level switch was disconnected and blown out. The control board has no apparent component damage. The wiring connectors are secure. The discharge pump is clean. The limit switches were tested and appear to be working OK.

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Hello Joe. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the control board is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Craig, The next check should be at the fill hoses and valve. If you haven't yet, check and clean the debris screens in the fill hose and inside the fill valve inlets. Then test the water level switch circuits WP22002921 or 22002994 (depending on serial number) with the air tube disconnected. You would also want to blow in the end of the hose, this will clear any debris or sediment in the tube. If the control board doesn't see a change in the switch circuits on the pressure switch within a specific time, the control "assumes" the washer is flooding and shuts down. Also a resistance test is not as accurate as needed, you can get a proper resistance value, and the solenoid not lift the plunger in the valve body, and this washer is temperature controlled, it fluctuates the valves off and on the maintain a minimum water temperature, if there's a failed solenoid plunger, when the control cycles the power to the other solenoid, if it doesn't lift the washer will stop filling and then shut down after a few minutes. Yes, you can test all the components within this washer with a digital multi meter. Using the wiring diagram and test information on the tech data sheet in the console, you shouldn't have any issues.

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Hello Paul. If the board and wax motor are good, you may want to check the wiring and the timer in the unit. Either can cause the issue you are having with the unit.

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Glenn, Before you install a new control board, first check and flush the water faucets, The fill hose and fill valve screens. Make sure they are free of any debris or replace them. 12001413, WPY013783, WP96160. Roll the control panel forward, and disconnect the air tube from the water level switch WP22002921 and blow in the end of the tube, this should clear any sediment or debris that may have accumulated in the tube or bell. When the washer is started and the machine fills with water, the control board allows a specific amount of time to pass(12 to 15 minutes) then the board sends out a "check" pulse, if the pulse doesn't return to the control board, the control interprets this as an overfill / flooding situation and turns the fill valve circuit off, and you have to start the cycle over again. If the water level switch doesn't "close" due to a slow fill or a clog in the air tube, the pulse doesn't return to the control board.

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Bob, You will want to check the control board on the unit, which is located in the control panel near the timer. Make sure that there are no burnt resistors on the control board. If there is then you would want to replace the control board and the lock wax motor.

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Hello Barbara. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the control panel is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello David, Open the control panel and look at the machine control board. There is a component just to the left of the center of the board just above a little blue rectangular component that will burn out if the door locking wax motor has failed. If this is the case, you will need to replace the machine control board WP22002989 and the wax motor 12002535 in the control board.

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Hello Sangerx3, You will want to check your pressure switch and air dome hose to make sure that they are good. The air dome hose needs to be clean and no clogging. Also check the water valve screens to make sure that they are not clogged. If they are clogged they need to be cleaned. Check to make sure that you are getting water to the water valve.

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Hello Chris, You want to check your wire connection to the wax motor and control board. Also inspect the control board WP22002989 to see if you have any burnt resistors.

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