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Service Bulletins
GE Washer PTLC24001 Service Bulletin
Profile top load washers in the models listed above may appear to start a cycle when the start button is pressed, by locking the lid, but other loads (water valves, drain pump, drive motor) will not operate. The user interface buttons will respond normally, by producing a tone when pressed, but the washer may not start a cycle.
GE Washer PTCC24001 Service Bulletin
New combo washer/dryer
Electrolux Fridge-Freezer RFTT2421 Service Bulletin
U20 Special Modes
GE Washer 99-3000331 Service Bulletin
Top Load Washer LE Main Board Personality ID Programming
Whirlpool Dryer W11715026 Service Bulletin
Dryer Door Plug Change
Whirlpool Washer W11401418B Service Bulletin
It is possible that under some circumstances consumers may experience excessively long wash cycles. Consumers may perceive and report that cycles “run continually” or “do not end”. In addition, clothes may be warm to the touch when checked immediately after the cycle ends or it is stopped.
Whirlpool Washer W11498806D Service Bulletin
If both the Human Machine Interface (HMI) and Appliance Control Unit (ACU) boards are replaced at same time, the machine may not operate.
Whirlpool Dryer W11693378B Service Bulletin
In certain circumstances, the knob is not engaging with the timer, the dryer is not starting, has no operation, or the knob may be difficult to turn.
Whirlpool Oven W11700196 Service Bulletin
In certain circumstances, consumers may report the convection element powered on following a power outage. This potential cause does not pose a safety risk to the consumer because only the oven’s heating elements are susceptible to unintended activation and the oven is protected from overheating per UL 858. The exposed elements on the cooktop are controlled on a separate circuit not impacted by this issue.