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[quote=Stackes;919683]Update for anyone wondering:

I did replace the control board. It was not the problem.

My next move was to remove and dissasemble the circulation pump. Once it was taken apart I found and removed a small amount of hair wrapped around the shaft of the impeller. The rest of the unit was fine.

I reinstalled the pump and as of now the washer is working. Hope it stays that way.[/quote]

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Stackes	Posted: Saturday, December 19, 2020 9:40:17 AM(UTC)
	Update for anyone wondering: I did replace the control board. It was not the problem. My next move was to remove and dissasemble the circulation pump. Once it was taken apart I found and removed a small amount of hair wrapped around the shaft of the impeller. The rest of the unit was fine. I reinstalled the pump and as of now the washer is working. Hope it stays that way.
Stackes	Posted: Thursday, November 19, 2020 3:28:52 PM(UTC)
	Hello everyone. My washer will spray correctly in some cycles and not durring others. The filters, spray arms, and everything I can check are clear of blocks. I am suspecting that the control board has gone bad but I dont have the experience or Tools to check it. Could a faulty control board be a problem in this case? Thank you for reading and any help. Amada model ADB1100AWW3 Control board model W10817282 (I believe)

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