[darldez1]

Re: Whirlpool AWO D6707 – Spin fault?

Phil,

Thanks again for your time/advice.

Darren

[darldez1]

Re: Whirlpool AWO D6707 – Spin fault?

Cheers Phil,

That makes sense, however it was just on a rinse and spin option at the time and not woollen.

Perhaps I’m comparing it too much to other machines we’ve had in the past – I’d never had this had this type of problem before, we’d just throw anything in and they seemed to get on with it.

I assume these have a load sensor (or something) then that previous machines would not have had?

Darren

[darldez1]

Re: Whirlpool AWO D6707 – Spin fault?

Hi Phil,

Thanks for the response.

I was originally testing a woollen jumper in it, which I suppose could unbalance it, however the dummy run was carried out empty and it still wouldn’t reach fast spin and my wife had noticed the problem over a number of washes of varying loads.

It is running now with a fairly light load and I’ve heard it spin up to what I would say is the fastest I’ve heard it run.

Not sure if its worthy of mention but I’d noticed during testing that the digital timer seemed to freeze and so took longer to countdown than displayed – could this point to an erratic pcb/control?

Thanks again for taking time to respond.

Darren

[darldez1]

Re: Whirlpool AWO D6707 – Spin fault?

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