Top 20 Whirlpool Duet GHW9150P Front Load Washer Questions & Answers

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here is a answer from the archives... http://www.fixya.com/support/t9904066-washer_not_working_giving_me_f_30 check here too with model # in hand... part and video install info it's not hard to fix. appliancepartspros.com

Try looking online for another manual. Or call anyone who sells your machine. Me thinks the solution is simple, but you need to talk to any seller of your machine, and soon.

the only thing you can do is to go to the manufactures website and download the user manual and check the trouble shooting guide for a possible cause for this problem eric

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go to the manufactures website and download the user manual its normally a free download and look in the problem shooting section eric

Could be the drum bearing worn. If the seal has degraded then you could be getting rust from the bearing in the drum water

f-ll is too much soap

all I can say to that is if you arrange the bath rugs in a balanced way so they are equally distributed then the problem should go away eric

Have you tried running a cold wash? Could be a heating fault. If it runs a cold wash fine then id go with that as a starting point

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I would get in touch with a washing machine repair person as I believe what you may have either a bearing disintegrating or the spider, the contraption that holds your drum horizontal and allows it to spin,may be corroding. It's called a spider, it's aluminum, and it's got only three legs but when those legs break, the plastic drum and other expensive things often suffer damage as well. We had this experience this spring with an Inglis washer which is a sister set to the Whirlpool Duet. If the spider is corroding or a bearing is going, and changed before it breaks, it will likely save you about $600 on your repair bill. Remember to compare any repair cost against the cost of a new unit including the age difference. Washing machines only last 7-10 years now... they just aren't built like they used to be.

The control board is faulty.

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Front loaders are bad about that. It needs to be inspected internally for damaged or worn shocks, springs and weights. Some have liquid counter balances. If you post the model number, I may be of more help.

Jim, This could be the belt on the drum has broken or come off. It may also be the door latch switch is loose or broken.

Water up to door level means your motor and motor control unit (MCU) was covered with water. Most likely your Motor control unit (MCU) is damaged rather than Central Control Unit (CCU). Listen, you have to buy a new machine. If you end up putting CCU and MCU both into a soaked wash motor washing machine, you will be so mad with yourself. Time to go to Home Depot looking for a new machine. You use that flooded machine then all your washing machine warranty and liabilities from the manufacturer is out of the door. Even your home insurance may not honor if you knowningly use a flooded machine and something goes wrong.

there either is a rust mark on the tub or under the agitator oil could be leaking out or metal is rotting where the tranny shaft comes up under the agitator but like you said it's old and parts are starting to rust out and decay

the make , model and year are missing but if it is a top loader unit , it indicates that the tub suspension bar motion absorbers have broken and need replacing

Your pump is jammed with a blockage, remove the filter and check the pump behind it is revolving, usually a hair grip or button in there...remember the washer is full of water so you will have a lot of water coming out