If both the Human Machine Interface (HMI) and Appliance Control Unit (ACU) boards are replaced at same time, the machine may not operate.
Whirlpool Washer Service Bulletins
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 W11710100 Service Bulletin
The unit may enter into a logic loop where it will spin continuously.
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Will Not Run Cycle and/or GFCI Ground Fault Failure
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Customer may report an unexpected off balance, walking, or strong vibration.
Whirlpool Washer W11632927D Service Bulletin
Consumers may experience a unit that will not run a cycle. Upon starting, the lid will lock, and the Sense LED will light as normal, but after a few minutes, it will go straight to Done. The tub won’t spin, and there might be a buzzing sound that repeats several times.
Whirlpool Washer W11499341B Service Bulletin
Customers report low water levels when using the “Extra Power” button. The machine is operating as designed; it starts out with low water for a concentrated chemical and mechanical cleaning, then adds water later in the wash cycle.
Whirlpool Washer W11685325 Service Bulletin
The customer may mention hearing a squeaking sound during the wash cycle.
Whirlpool Washer W11681398 Service Bulletin
An Over the Air software update was released in error for these specific digits, leading to error codes F0E9 and F3E3.
Whirlpool Washer W11679421 Service Bulletin
The ‘Power’ and ‘Push to Start’ buttons on the console may be perceived as difficult to push, which may lead to confusion powering on or starting the unit.