Whirlpool W10427967 Washer Electronic Control Board OEM Part

Once top of washer is removed, there is a troubleshooting guide taped to the underside of the washer top. It verified the problem was the CCU (electronic control board). Before removing old CCU, have a plan for labeling the connecting wires; with tape & marker and a sketched diagram, because nothing is labeled and there are many wires. You need to slide the old CCU about 1 inch to the right in order to remove it. Looking at the new one will give you an idea of how the tabs fit into the washer unit.

I replaced the Electronic Control Board and the Motor Control Board.

The F06/F02 Error Code indicated that there was a communication problem between the Electronic Control Board and the Motor Control Board. Because the code did not identify which board was most likely the culprit, I ordered both. Because the case for the Motor Control Board showed evidence of small burn marks (although none appeared on the board itself), I replaced that board first and that completely solved the problem. There was no need to replace the Electronic Control Board.

After looking at some of the write-ups on Appliance Parts Pros, I narrowed the problem down to three possible areas. I didn't want to buy all three parts, so I overthought the problem until I finally took the top off the washer to see if I could get a closer look at anything obvious. When I turned the top over to set it on the dryer, I spotted a small book taped to the inside of the top. It was a service tech's manual with error codes and troubleshooting procedures. I looked through the codes and found E1F1 and it said that the problem was in the Electronic Control Board. I ordered one, and after it arrived, I installed it and the machine works great. The biggest issue I had was that it took almost 2 months to get the part. Lots of Laundry Mat visits. Also, I highly recommend that before you remove the old part, take several photos on your cell phone of the wiring; that helped a lot.

Replaced electronic control board. fairly easy. took about 20 minutes. I haven't started the washer up yet because I'm moving it to another location.