If your Whirlpool washer stalls mid-cycle and shows the Whirlpool washer F3E2 error code, it indicates a failure in the water temperature sensing circuit. This issue affects both front-load and top-load washers. Simply put, the main control board does not get a clear signal from the water temperature sensor. This is related to the Whirlpool …
Seeing an F9E1 Error Code or Ld code on your Whirlpool or Maytag washer means the machine has encountered a Long Drain error. The main control board instructed the drain pump to evacuate the tub, but the water level pressure transducer did not sense the tub emptying within the allotted time limit (typically 8 to …
Seeing an F8E1 error code or LF message displayed on your Whirlpool or Maytag top-load washer means your machine has encountered a Long Fill condition. Simply put, the electronic control board gave the water inlet valves permission to fill the tub, but it didn’t detect water entering the machine—or the water filled far too slowly …
What Does the F5E2 Error Code Mean? On Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, and Kenmore top-load washers, the F5E2 error code indicates a Lid Lock Switch Failure. When you start a wash or spin cycle, the main control board sends a voltage signal to lock the washer lid for safety. If the control board attempts to lock …
What Does the F7E1 Error Code Mean? On Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, and Kenmore top-load washers, the F7E1 error code indicates a Basket Speed Sensor Fault. Your washer’s main control board expects the basket to reach a specific RPM during the cycle. If the main control loses communication with the optical speed sensor on the shift …