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Originally Posted by: Appliance Ninja  Test the black wire that comes from the door switch to the control board. If no power there, test it at the door switch. Are you getting power at the door switch wires? yes, there is power there.
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Okay, so if you push that little plunger on the switch down, does the black wire show power at the control then?
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Originally Posted by: Appliance Ninja Okay, so if you push that little plunger on the switch down, does the black wire show power at the control then? Are we looking at the same model? The only thing black is the handle latch pull.
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You don't see a black wire going from the door switch to the control? The schematic shows the line voltage being switched at the door and then leading from the switch to the control on a black wire.
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Originally Posted by: Appliance Ninja You don't see a black wire going from the door switch to the control? The schematic shows the line voltage being switched at the door and then leading from the switch to the control on a black wire. Yes, there are 4 black and 4 white wires going to the door. I touched the black wire of my tester to the black wire side and the red to the white side. The tester came on.
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Okay, now follow that black wire to the control, push the little plunger on the door switch with a screwdriver and see if that black wire at the control then has voltage.
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Originally Posted by: Appliance Ninja Okay, now follow that black wire to the control, push the little plunger on the door switch with a screwdriver and see if that black wire at the control then has voltage. Yes, one of the wires showed voltage at one of the junctions in the control box.
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Are you testing the black wire at the control that is at the top of the door, the one that the black wire from the door switch leads to?
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Originally Posted by: Appliance Ninja Are you testing the black wire at the control that is at the top of the door, the one that the black wire from the door switch leads to? I'm testing one of the 2 wires that go to the top of the door latch. The other one of those wires goes to the bottom of the washer the other two come out of the bottom of the latch and go to a connector on the right side of control.
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Okay, so we need to determine if that power is getting out of the switch to the control. Can you press the plunger on the switch and measure for power at the control?
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