[friedrichcj]

My Neptune front load washer blew up. I'm pretty sure the emi filter cooked one or several resistors internally. The part is no longer available. Anyone know what the voltage is supposed to be at all of the connections? (I'm considering building my own) Thanks in advance for help, and would love to know if anyone has a spare for sale.

[sidfink43]

This site is showing parts available for your model (those of us who reply on this Forum are volunteers and not associated with APP's parts operations) so I would call them and see if they have what you need.

The electrical parts are expensive, however, and you should seriously consider replacement. This is not a very good or reliable model.

[corlickmark]

Originally Posted by friedrichcj

My Neptune front load washer blew up. I'm pretty sure the emi filter cooked one or several resistors internally. The part is no longer available. Anyone know what the voltage is supposed to be at all of the connections? (I'm considering building my own) Thanks in advance for help, and would love to know if anyone has a spare for sale.

Before answering about you emi filter and what the voltage is supposed to be at all the connection i need to know the exact rating of your device. Can you tell me the rating?? depending on the rating i can give you the exact information.

[richappy]

There are no resistors inside the emi filter, check for 115 out of it.
If you have no power to the washer, unplug, re-plug the connectors in line with the filter, just might fix it.