Wfw9451xw manual

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F28 means that your main central control board CCU and the motor control board MCU are not communicating with one another properly. You will need to check all the connections at both boards, the mcu is in the bottom of the washer and the ccu is mounted at the top inside of the washer on the right side. Unplug the connections and plug them back on in on both boards. Then try a new cycle if the problem persists you will need to replace one or both boards. Replace the mcu first if that does not correct the problem replace the ccu next.

My washer will work fine up until the spin cycle then it stops when I run diagnostics it shows the f28 error. Any ideas on what may be causing this to happen? Hello William, The problem you are having is likely caused by a loose connection on either the central control unit or the user interface. Check the wiring and make sure all the plugs are seated properly and check for wiring that may be bad.

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Home F Type Dryer Range Washer. Brand Bosch Frigidaire Kenmore Whirlpool. Model Name View all Duet Gallery. Whirlpool Duet Washer F28 Error. Questions For Error Code F Answered By MasterTech. Please try again in a bit. This site only ships to the United States.

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Provide your ZIP code to check availability in your area. Estimating In-Home Delivery for Estimated Arrival for : product. Mask Created with Sketch. No Selection. Your review was submitted! Link Example. Post Review. Learn More. View more features. Reviews Rated 1 out of 5 by eldonk from Nothing but trouble Nothing but problems with this washer in the 4 years I've had it. It's finally hit the dust and as the technician said - not worth paying for the service or parts anymore.

I've had door lock issues, drainage issues, leakage, control panel issues, buttons getting stuck and major vibration due to the agitator which eventually led to the whole frame falling off. And the smell! The rubber on the door developed mold over the 4 years I've had it - despite consistently cleaning it and leaving the door opened. The smell was horrendous. I've spent hundreds on small repairs.

Hands down, the most after-purchase expensive washing machine I've ever owned. Will never ever recommend the duet to anyone.

Date published: Rated 1 out of 5 by Dnoaj from Poor quality - same part replaced 3 x in 2 years The machine never worked properly. Very tough on apparel, lifespan of clothing considerably shorter with this machine. We bought this washer in and have had the serviceman out several times. This last time was the worst. Unplug your washer from the wall outlet if none of the these steps unlocks the door. Use a T Torx screwdriver to remove the three Torx-head screws along the bottom front of the washer.

Pull down on the bottom panel and pull it away from the washer. Reach through the open panel and up to the door lock. Find the release ring below the locking mechanism. Pull down on the ring to unlock the door. If you must manually unlock the washer door after each wash cycle your drain pump or pressure switch may have failed and would need replacing.