GW711 Error code 00110001

[CBR600F4i]

Hey can i get help with htis pls, BTW great web site, ok from reading others i got into Diagnostic mode and got 00110001. I don’t have an advance button but the spin still made th hold and slow lights come up.
This code also comes on as soon as i turn on the power and constantly beeps. To get the code i had to turn off at the wall and then power up using the buttons.

Thanks for the help and again great site.

[Penguin45]

Re: GW711 Error code 00110001

Hello Mr Honda……
Your code is for a fault in the cold water fill circuit. Faulty wiring is common, or the valve solenoid is faulty. You should get a reading of approx 64ohms. If it has failed, you will need p/no 420148 = the proportional inlet valve.

Power off when poking about inside.

Regards,
Penguin45.

[CBR600F4i]

Re: GW711 Error code 00110001

Thanks for that, i will get in and check now or long weekend is over and i need to wash. he he.

I Gather i need to break the silver warranty tab and open the brown circuit board cover to access terminal ends to check the ohms.

Also the valve has a white label with 319403 and what looks to be a build date05/03 or may 03 which would make sence as i purchased in oct 03. Does this number have any reference or just an assembly thing, the valve has a 24v stamp. Do these push into a grommet or seal on the mixing tank that they sit in ?

Thanks Again and in advance
Mr Honda

[Penguin45]

Re: GW711 Error code 00110001

If you start with the impedence test on the valve coil, you may not have to disturb the module/wiring at all. The valve is a push fit into the grommet, again, no need to disturb it yet. If you get about 64ohms through the coil, then you’ll have to delve deeper.

Regards,
Penguin45.

[CBR600F4i]

Re: GW711 Error code 00110001

Hi Again, sorry for the delay , Long weekend out here downunder.
Ok i have checked the coils and have the same 64ohms on both !!
Where should i start probing to next ??

cheers

[Penguin45]

Re: GW711 Error code 00110001

Ok, so now you’ve got to the electronics end of things – trace the wiring back to the board, slip the connector and repeat the resistance test – should give a very similar reading. If OK, you’ll need to check whether or not you’re getting 12vdc to the valve.

Regards,
Penguin45.

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