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Problem Possible Cause Repair Procedure
1g. Timer
1g. Set to start of regular wash cycle. Test for
115 vac between high side of hot and cold water
inlet valves and common (low) side of water
inlet valves. If not present, the timer may be
defective.
1h. Temperature Selector Switch
1h. Set to Start of the regular wash cycle. Set
water temperature selector to WARM/COLD.
Test f or 115 vac between high side of hot and
cold water inlet valves and common (low) side
of water inlet valves. If not present the selector
switch may be def ective .
1i. Water inlet valves.
1i. If 115 vac is present across a water inlet
valve coil and water pressure is present, the
machine should f ill. If not, the valve may be
defective.
2. Fills, won't
agitate
2a. Belt. 2a. Check belt, adjust tension.
2b. Electronic Control Module
2b. Test signals at the Control Module. See
Testing the Electronic Control Module. If correct,
replace the Control. If test on terminals 1 to 7
fail, replace timer. If tests on terminal 8, 9, 12
through 15 fail, replace motor.
2c. Motor
2c. Check motor resistance. See Testing Drive
motor.
3. Won't drain 3a. Filter 3a. Remove, clean, and replace filter.
3b. Drain hose 3b. Check for kinks or blockage.
3c. Drain
3c. Drain standpipe inlet m ore than 36" above
the floor. Blocked drain. (direct connection)
3d. Pump
3d. With power of f , run pump cooling impeller
manually to check for jamming. If pump does
not turn freely, disassemble, remove foreign
objects, and reassemble.
3e. Timer
3e. Set timer to REGULAR SPIN. Test for 115
vac across the pump terminals. If present, the
pump may be defective. If not present, timer
may be defective.
4. Won't spin. 4a. Belt. 4a. Check belt, adjust tension.
4b. Electronic Control Module
4b. Test Control Module in accordance with the
appropriate procedure.
4c. Overloaded 4c. Reduce load size.
4d. Wet load 4d. Check water inlet valves for leaks. See #3