3 quick beeps during cycle if you can get it to stay in a cycle

Machine legs should be adjusted so that machine is level and standing on all four legs. The load in the machine should be evenly distributed. Utube has an excellent video on washing machine repair.

If its the main board that you are having an issue with, honestly i will suggest to get a new one instead, might cost you as much as buying a new one if you are going to have it repaired.

tell them you want another one.  It sounds like a bad start up capacitor on the motor.  Nothing you can do but wait and boil.

"HC" indicates hot and cold hoses switched.

I just found out sears has a recall for the control board for the top loader. I have the same problem. I called and to my suprise they said the swap was free. 1-800-659-7026. Have your model and serial ready. located under the door. This problem has been extreemly irritating for months now and I am sure sears is still collecting huge repair bills from people. No more sears products for me either!

My kenmore front load did that just a few months after I bought it. Unfortunately it was the the electronic board {brains of cycles} that had to be replaced. Had to replace it 3 times!! Warranty did cover it. Look into your warranty--at that time the boards were $200-$250 each!!

Had this problem and Sears changed the motherboard (computer) and the keyboard (panel with all the buttons). Total cost was 750.00 covered by extended warranty. The keyboard was damaged by moisture...don't know where from...could be the steam when warm or hot water is entering the tub.

it sounds like your control board

I had the same problem with the computer dashboard at exactly the 6 month mark. Since then, one month later my washer has stopped filling with water. I have been without a washer and a dryer for a total of 3 months during the warranty period. Good luck on getting answers. I truely feel sorry for you.

That annoying beep you are talking about is the Cycle On/Off alarm, right? If so...this is a common problem with the Oasis. The only cure I know of is the replace the Interface Control Board behind the console. Now, you mentioned that the machine started up AFTER you removed the console (?), top (?). That sounds like you have a loose or dirty connection between the Interface Control Board and the Main Control Board. There should be a single plug in harness going to the console to the Main Control Board. With the machine unplugged, try disconnecting the harness at both ends and cleaning the contacts. This may resolve what I believe to be a connectivity issue, and may even cure the annoying "beep". However, I personally have yet to find an easy fix for the alarm problem. It is caused by a defective relay on the Interface Control Board, and the board is not serviceable. That is why is has to be replaced. I wish I had better advice for you than that. Sorry...I hope this helps some.