The Main PCB is not detecting the correct signal voltage from the clutch motor when engaging or disengaging the clutch.
Solution
If a clicking or grinding noise is made, disassemble the pulsator and tub to check for any foreign objects (coins, keys, hair pins, etc). If a foreign object is found, remove it and retest the unit. If a noise still occurs inspect the clutch assembly for damage.
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3 Responses
It’s very helpful to show connector on main board. For wiring issue..
Thanks for the comment Taj. On washers the wire colors do not change from the board to the component like we see with refrigerators and other products. So you would simply find the connector with the Blue, Brown, White wires and the readings would be the same from the board or the motor itself. Thanks.
3 Responses
It’s very helpful to show connector on main board. For wiring issue..
Thanks for the comment Taj. On washers the wire colors do not change from the board to the component like we see with refrigerators and other products. So you would simply find the connector with the Blue, Brown, White wires and the readings would be the same from the board or the motor itself. Thanks.
Very thourough. I couldn’t even find this in the service manual thank you