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Customer Questions and Answers for Electronic Control Board by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18053304
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10249237

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For Whirlpool Electronic Control Board (Part Number: OEM18053304)

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Mary,

It would be recommended to get the tech sheet from inside the cabinet of the unit and put the unit into a service diagnostic mode to see if there are error codes. This will most likely be a control board that is faulty but would be best to see if there are errors.

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Hello Hilmar. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the control board WPW10249237 is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello J.M.,
You should first make sure the standpipe is higher than the main top of the machine and is not sealed with tape or anything that would prevent it from getting a "burp" of air to prevent siphoning. Another thing that will cause this issue is if the drain line is pushed into the standpipe until it is actually under water in the standpipe trap.

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Hello Jr,
This sounds like the board WPW10249237 has failed. Be aware that a bad component on the machine could have caused the issue just as a brownout of the power could cause it. The two most common causes on the unit is the drain pump W10536347 and/or the motor rotor position sensor WPW10178988.

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Susan,

With the unit going out during the power surge and not coming on, first check the power supply. If the power supply checks ok then the most likely the main control board that is causing the issue with the unit.

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Hello Lenore. If the sensor is new, you will need to order and replace the wiring harness on the unit.

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Hello Ddf,
This sounds like a bad RPS or a bad main control. You need to run the self-diagnostics and see what codes the unit is holding. This is explained in the tech sheet fastened to the inside of the front panel.

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Hello Robert. F51 is a motor sensor error. Check and make sure all the connections are good and none of the magnets are cracked. If not, replace the stator on the washer to repair it. Hope this helps.

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