Whirlpool Washer Service Bulletins

Glass Lids have been reported to break during normal operation or when washer is not in use. Although there are many potential causes of glass breakage, a small percentage of washers in this serial range have a weak area within the tempered glass.

There is potentially incorrect service information in the 27” Front Load Washer Service Manual (W11169652) and tech sheets for the models listed above. The potentially incorrect information is regarding the ACU (Appliance Control Unit) Diagnostic LED in “​ Test #1: ACU Power Check, Step 10.”

One or more of the following error codes (symptoms) may be observed by the consumer: ● Long drain times (​F9E1, drn, dr​) – when the water level in the basket appears to be going down at a normal rate-the washer continues to drain long after it should have stopped. ● Long fill times (​F8E1, LF, F0E2, F9E2​) – water hazard warnings, high water levels, water ring, oversuds, etc. ● Pressure sensor errors of any kind (​F3E1​)

Clothing may get caught under the Agipeller.

It is possible that customers may see a small amount of water on the floor. This is due to several potential causes. One potential cause is turbulence in the dispenser cup opening.

Depending on a variety of environmental conditions, it is possible that consumers might observe discoloration or residue inside the dispenser assembly on the walls or roof of the assembly housing.

Customer complaint: wet load, won’t spin, won’t finish cycle, won’t rinse or spin. Technician may also see the following error codes: F0E2 (Over Suds Condition) F0E5 (Off Balance Load)

OMMERCIAL LAUNDRY Front Load Washer Thermistor Testing

It is possible the consumer may observe a white residue on washed items at the end of the cycle that could have various causes, including but not limited to excessive detergent use, improper loading, wrong cycle, body soil – detergent reactions, wash temperature, and/or soil level selection.

UI Programming From PR to PD MHN33