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Originally Posted by: Gene  What is the complete model number of the washer?
What exactly is the problem?
Gene maytag front load washer mhwz400tb00 all lights light on the panel. like i said the control circuit board dp1 terminal is burned.. look in manual and that dp stand for dispenser pump.. or water pump,,, could a short or defected pump cause the circuit to short out. causing the door to stand in the lock position and recieving a f-1 and f-29 code.. which just said electrical problem in the manual
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The recommendation to replace the motor if the mode shifter is bad comes from the GE instructions and is proved with many such cases. The power to the mode shifter coils coming from the motor inverter and it'll cause damage to the coils if it's wrong.
The mode shifter can be under the limited warranty (you are responsible for any labor charges), but not the motor. You have to verify all charges with GE prior to the service call.
Gene.
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ok, i understand,
I verified that the mode shifter is open, is there a voltage i can verify on the motor side?
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Originally Posted by: grahamm70 maytag front load washer mhwz400tb00
all lights light on the panel. like i said the control circuit board dp1 terminal is burned.. look in manual and that dp stand for dispenser pump.. or water pump,,, could a short or defected pump cause the circuit to short out. causing the door to stand in the lock position and recieving a f-1 and f-29 code.. which just said electrical problem in the manual The "F1" & "F29" error codes together point to a problem with the Central Control Unit (CCU - #6 on the diagram). - The CCU Part number: AP4434556
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Originally Posted by: Knutervalve00 ... is there a voltage i can verify on the motor side? No, I do not think it's possible. Gene.
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Gene, I found this on another site "HL01-09. HYDROWAVE WASHERS, OPEN COIL ON MODE SHIFTER ASSEMBLY, These symptoms can be caused by the motor inverter sending excessive current to the mode shifter coil and opening the coil circuit. This can occur if the customer has lifted the lid during disengage and lifts the lid again during engage for agitate or rinse. Note that some models engage the mode shifter during the fill portion of the cycle. Check the resistance of the mode shifter coil. If there is no resistance, the coil is open and the mode shifter assembly must be replaced. In addition to the mode shifter, replace the motor inverter assembly if the part number on the motor label is one of the following:" ServiceTechHelp.com :: GE Hydrowave Washers, • Wash basket spins in agitate, • Excessive splashing sound..Unfourtunately, it did NOT include the Part Numbers for the suspect motors, do you have that list?? then i could tell definitively if my motor is part of the tech bulletin to change everything thanks
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I found this Service bulletin. It is attached to the reply. Gene.
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Thanks Gene,
If youcan tolerate another request? can you tell me if their is a specific tech bulletin that pertains to my Model (Profile Washer, WPRE6100GOWT)
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The motor is a;
175D5106G009
It looks like that is NOT identified as a Motor that need replacement if the mode shifter opens, per the tech bulletin.
thoughts?
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Originally Posted by: Knutervalve00 The motor is a;
175D5106G009
It looks like that is NOT identified as a Motor that need replacement if the mode shifter opens, per the tech bulletin.
thoughts? If you look at the page 2 where it says 2006 & 2007 Electronic model type (which is your washer) original motor label color "Yellow" and Drawing number "175D5106G009" and then it says Replacement motor part number WH20X10037. This part number has been changed by GE later for WH20X10052. This motor has Appliance Parts Pros part number AP4368247.Gene.
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