Conia front loader washing machine brand

No model number given. Front Loader or Top Loader? Pulled threads are normally in front loader and is caused by a pinch point in one of the baffles. On a top loader, look for a nick in the agitator, or the type with a split agitator, a gap between the two parts.

Had a similar problem with a front loader of a different brand. The latch mechanism was worn. Fixed that, fixed the problem.

Hello Friend, that's a great question!

In order to provide you the correct location of the door switch on your Frigidaire front load washer, I will need your model number. The serial tag, which lists your model number, is typically located on the upper front, as you open the door. Thank you! - Z

What is the model number of the unit?

If this is a Whirlpool manufactured TOP LOADER (such as the one you posted this question under), the model number and serial number are located on a nameplate along the wash tub rim under the lid.

If this is a FRONT LOADER, the model number and serial number will be located along the door facing as you open the door.

If you have questions, please post back and let me know. I hope this helps you.

To open the door manually:

UNPLUG the machine...

Remove the toekick panel (way down at the bottom).

Feeling along the inside of the front panel. You should be able to find a tab shaped like a teardrop attached to the door latch unit.

Pull the tab down just a little bit ... gently ... until the door opens (or you hear the latch click - then try to open the door).

Is the machine displaying a code?

If this is a Kenmore front loader, the serial number is on a nameplate tag around the door opening along with the model number. You need to open the door to see it. I hope this helps you.

replace your lock latch assy

Does your model have a Male Female latch, where the femal receptor of the male plug is plastic?

Regards,
Worldvet

Okay...it sounds like you have a bad door latch assembly. It makes contact, washer begins the wash cycle, and then after some vibration becomes unlatched and generates the "Fdl" code or "F11". "Fdl" is a door latch error, "F11" is a serial communications error to the CCU. A door latch problem can generate BOTH codes, because it has a communication link to the CCU. I would recommend replacing the door latch. You can find the part at either repairclinic.com or searspartsdirect.com. Just type in your COMPLETE model number in the Search menu and you will find a listing of all the parts. For instructions on how to replace the door latch, go to my profile and look under "Tips and Tricks". I have a write-up listed there on how to replace a door latch on a front loader. If you cannot find the information you are looking for, or have any further questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.