Whirlpool just pumps?

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  • #43041
    Martin
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    Whirlpool washer (AWO/D4505) and all it will do is pump….select any programme and the first thing it does is the door locks and then just pumps…forever! 🙁

    Any thoughts over and above what I’ve checked already? 🙂

    (Machine’s just 14 months old and very lightly used by the way)

    #275764
    clivejameson
    Participant

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    Martin wrote:

    Any thoughts over and above what I’ve checked already? 🙂

    What have you checked so far Martin?

    #275765

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    Have you checked for a short circuit water valve solenoid? (My favourite rare fault.)
    Mike.

    #275766
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    leavemetogetonwithit wrote:Have you checked for a short circuit water valve solenoid? (My favourite rare fault.)
    Mike.

    Everything but that Mike, there’s continuity to each coil mind you, though as it’s one of those tiny connectors with just 3 tags to a double valve I’m unsure at this point what the resistance should be on them anyway? 😕

    #275767
    electrofix
    Moderator

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    these would be my next moves


    check for earth faults on pump if neutral switched

    check voltage at pump if 110v triac failure had a servis do this recently


    check triac in programmer

    hope this helps

    Dave

    #275768
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    No earth leaks, the pump is fine. The machines only done a few washes in it’s entire life.

    What I forgot to add was that you can press the ‘Reset’ button on the fascia ’til you’re blue in the face and it wont reset. 😕

    #275769

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    Martin wrote:there’s continuity to each coil mind you, though as it’s one of those tiny connectors with just 3 tags to a double valve I’m unsure at this point what the resistance should be on them anyway? 😕

    Take it you mean continuity through each coil. So you checked them with a blue plastic screwdriver with a red led in it? Try again with a meter – they should certainly be 1k ohm plus each and most probably 3.5k. If not I’m on a winner.
    Mike.

    #275770
    electrofix
    Moderator

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    hi martin did you gat any further with this problem

    Dave

    #275771
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    electrofix wrote:hi martin did you gat any further with this problem

    I told customer that my diagnosis was the module, the replacement cost of which is prohibitive, so machine scrapped! :rolls:

    #275772
    electrofix
    Moderator

    Re: Whirlpool just pumps?

    pity got a complete module here of a scrapper

    Dave

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