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Anonymous Posted on May 03, 2014

Diverter valve Laundry is not getting clean could it be a clogged diverter valve? Dirty laundry? Lint?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 25, 2008

SOURCE: fisher paykel empties as it fills (similiar to recent entry)

I had the same problem with my Fisher and Paykel washer. I replaced the diverter valve and it seems to be working fine. (Although I have only run one load so far.) I ordered the part from Fisher and Paykel. It came in 5 days. It was under $25, and it was simple to replace. Just make sure you get all of the water out of the washer first. There is a surprising amount underneath that has the potential to cause big problems if it leaks onto the pump.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 05, 2008

SOURCE: Fisher and Paykel Pride 5.5

sure lean washer back against wall diverter valve on bottom rear next to pump probably just clogged with lint

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  • Posted on Jul 15, 2008

SOURCE: F & P - GWL10 - Diverter Valve issue

Sounds like you might have the drain hose too far down the stand pipe and it's siphoning, try bringing the drain hose up a little.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 15, 2008

SOURCE: fisher paykel gwl11

Hi Alan.. usually if there is a problem where the diverter valve is not sensed by the machine control, it will throw a fault code and beep and not complete the cycle. There should be a tech sheet under the control panel. Did you make sure you properly re-connected the two orange wires on your new diverter valve?
I certainly have encountered several over the years where the control stops puting voltage to the diverter in recirculate mode.

If you want to be able to use all the cycles on the machine, then you need a new control board. That is part #420094USP and can be purchased from Fisher Paykel Parts direct;
http://fisherpaykelparts.net/index.php?categoryid=111&productid=26

If you need to do laundry in the meantime, use the PERMA PRESS wash cycle, it should work for you, as that cycle does not use the diverter valve.

Also inspect your water pump and make sure it isnot wet or leaky, as this can cause the machine control to either short out altogether or lose functionality on some cycls such as you are experiencing.

I hope this info is helpful to you.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 16, 2011

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the washer maching indicator sed that the maching is not level it worck 1 second and stop

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Hi Kala just read your posting.Is your machine draining into the laundry sink or some place else?If it is draining into the sink then the problem with your machine is the divert er valve.The diverter valve is in the drain out position when it should be in the recirculate position.There are 2 reasons that the valve is in this position,The 1sr the diverter is faulty or the 2nd the control module is faulty.Please reply on how you would like to proceed and I will help you as much as I can.Looking forward to your reply.
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2. Motor Controller Board (drive circuitry blown).
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I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_69f3cc28d95bf514

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I would check the diverter valve first. You can tip the washer back and remove the hose clamps with no tools and shine a light up inside and look for an object. You also can inspect the lever and will clearly see if it is broken.

If the washer needs a diverter valve, the part number is a 426862P and is easy to change. You can get them from Fisher Paykel Parts:
http://www.fisherpaykelparts.net/111-4/Diverter-Valve-GWL10-11-15.php

They also have downloadable service manuals (but I have pretty much told you what you need here)
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http://www.fisherpaykelparts.net/115-15/GWL10US-Service-Manual.php



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Hi Alan.. usually if there is a problem where the diverter valve is not sensed by the machine control, it will throw a fault code and beep and not complete the cycle. There should be a tech sheet under the control panel. Did you make sure you properly re-connected the two orange wires on your new diverter valve?
I certainly have encountered several over the years where the control stops puting voltage to the diverter in recirculate mode.

If you want to be able to use all the cycles on the machine, then you need a new control board. That is part #420094USP and can be purchased from Fisher Paykel Parts direct;
http://fisherpaykelparts.net/index.php?categoryid=111&productid=26

If you need to do laundry in the meantime, use the PERMA PRESS wash cycle, it should work for you, as that cycle does not use the diverter valve.

Also inspect your water pump and make sure it isnot wet or leaky, as this can cause the machine control to either short out altogether or lose functionality on some cycls such as you are experiencing.

I hope this info is helpful to you.
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