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Whirlpool Washer Service Bulletins

Whirlpool Washer W11446112 Service Bulletin

The customer may complain that the unit is using too much detergent. It is possible that when using HE detergents with concentration over 2X, consumers may notice excess suds, poor cleaning, or poor rinsing. It’s also possible that the machine will show a 5D suds detection indicator or an F0E2 oversuds error.

Whirlpool Washer W11436352 Service Bulletin

The consumer may notice signs of abrasion or tearing of the bellow. In addition, a small amount of water may drip from behind the front panel and collect underneath the front of the washer.

Whirlpool Washer W11436350 Service Bulletin

Whirlpool and Maytag 4.7/5.3CF Top Load Washers and Matching Dryers F2E2 Contact Service Error

Whirlpool Washer W11436558 Service Bulletin

Customers may find an inability to cancel a cycle. The unit will remain locked and finish the cycle.

Whirlpool Washer W11436354 Service Bulletin

A consumer may experience a message of “Please rotate the knob to an available cycle.”

Whirlpool Washer W11419643 Service Bulletin

27” Front Load Washer Moisture in Ventilation Tube

Whirlpool Washer W11396914 Service Bulletin

The product may display the dEn error code when trying to start a cycle which signifies that the unit is in Demo Mode.

Whirlpool Washer W11395614 Service Bulletin

Technician may find that the door is locked but the washer won’t start, tumble, or spin. Unit might show “Maximum Spin Speed Not Reached” error code F34 during the service test cycle.

Whirlpool Washer W11396913 Service Bulletin

It is possible that under some conditions the service technician may experience the HMI shutting off approximately 5 seconds after entering Service Diagnostic Mode.

Whirlpool Washer W11401418 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.

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