Customer Questions and Answers for Motor Stator (Washer) by Whirlpool

Hello Michael, thank you for contacting Appliance Parts Pros. Each winding to the others should read about 31Os +/-5Os. The individual windings are 15-16Os each, but there is no way to test them individually, only each to the other.

Bill, if the appliance does not indicate any error codes, the failure would be in the main control W11543998

Ray, Motor Stator WPW10419333 / AP6021196 This is the Genuine Whirlpool replacement part for your model.

Dan, The SD error is a suds error which indicates that the pressure switch is not going back to the empty setting. The pressure switch will be part of the control board and will need to replace the control board.

Philip, We will need to have the model number of the washer which would be located on the door opening.

Mitchell, as the error 50 indicates that the rps sensor is not detecting the movement of the rotor, it would be recommended that the spin basket is checked to ensure it is able to rotate freely. If it does not rotate freely, the unit will need to be inspected for what could be causing it to be seized. If it does rotate freely, the wires would need to be inspected for any sections that may have been pinched or broken.

J, Thanks for the question!!! The tech sheet calls for 16 ohms for each of the 3 windings.

Hello Eddie, motor windings are between 26-36 ohms between any 2 terminals.

Tom, To remove the rotor, you may need to use a pry bar or large flat blade screwdriver and pry it off. It is being held with the magnets and will be difficult to get loose.

Pete, The stator being cracked does not necessarily mean that the stator is bad. The stator can work with cracks in it but what may eventually start happening is the unit can get off balance due to the cracks and at that point you would certainly want to replace the stator.