WHIRLPOOL AWM8123

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  • #4866
    Tom
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    😕 Has anyone come across these machines going into the pause mode intermittently. I’ve had a few but have not yet found the cause. The behaviour is very unpredictable ❗
    Whirlpool info – description of the control mechanism would help. Any suggestions welcome.
    Best regards Tom

    #105826
    Albert
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    Commonly caused by a time out when filling, draining or heating.
    Low water pressure, slow flow rate, cold water inlet valves stick
    when no-one is looking (but they never do it when you are there)
    auto siphoning will also cause problem.
    5p coin in outlet spigot of pump or in the drain hose itself, is common.
    disconnect sump hose from tank and get rid of floating ball and its seating (they stick).
    Check wiring to element and ntc is sound, check where the wiring
    passes through air chamber, I’ve had internal breaks in that area
    with little/no external sign.
    Check alignment of door hook with interlock, quite often the door gets
    bent downward, gently bend back up.
    Remove door outer frame, insert substantial screwdriver or other suitable tool into rear of hinge and bend hinge slighty so that door moves a few
    mm to the right.

    Hope some of that helps

    #105827
    admin
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    albert

    What a reply,good on you!

    TED 8)

    #105828
    Tom
    Participant

    whirlpool awm8123

    Hi Albert 😀 🙂 Many thanks for your quick attention and suggestions; the cold valve sticking looks interesting.
    One machine did improve its behaviour significantly (used for several months), when used in a slightly warmer environment.
    Best regards, Tom

    #105829
    PaulG
    Participant

    Albert wrote:
    Remove door outer frame, insert substantial screwdriver or other suitable tool into rear of hinge and bend hinge slighty so that door moves a few
    mm to the right.

    Hope some of that helps

    Classic ‘no spin’ solution on the awm328/337 range 😀 And a quick job 😉

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