Rinse cycle not working

If the washing machine does stop at the rinsing cycle and will not continue , It could have something to do with the machine's timer not working correctly . If the timer is broken or is not working it will have to be replaced to make sure that the machine can be able to run through the rinse cycle again.

the power surge might have ruined the relay or board

Check this out.

F25 Desired temperature fault At the end of the wash program, the display shows the message Technical fault code F25 - Call Service Dept. The Status LED flashes. The buzzer is activated for 2 minutes. During the heating stage, the desired temperature has not been reached within the given time (minimum 75 minutes). In subsequent wash blocks, after this fault has registered, the heating is not activated and no rinse aid is dispensed.

Cause:
Heater defective.

Remedy:
Replace the heater.

Cause:
Heater relay defective.

Remedy:

1. Check the heater relay solenoid.

2. Check the heater relay solenoid voltage (12VDC) from the electronic.

3. Replace the electronic, if necessary.

Cause:
Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed. Excess foam has developed.

Remedy:
Check the dispensed quantities of detergent and rinse aid. Follow the information given in the operating instructions F25 Desired temperature fault At the end of the wash program, the display shows the message Technical fault code F25 - Call Service Dept. The Status LED flashes. The buzzer is activated for 2 minutes. During the heating stage, the desired temperature has not been reached within the given time (minimum 75 minutes). In subsequent wash blocks, after this fault has registered, the heating is not activated and no rinse aid is dispensed.

Cause:
Heater defective.

Remedy:
Replace the heater.

Cause:
Heater relay defective.

Remedy:

1. Check the heater relay solenoid.

2. Check the heater relay solenoid voltage (12VDC) from the electronic.

3. Replace the electronic, if necessary.

Cause:
Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed. Excess foam has developed.

Remedy:
Check the dispensed quantities of detergent and rinse aid. Follow the information given in the operating instructions

How long does it stay in the wash cycle? Indefinitely? Does the display continuously show "WASH"?. If it stays in the wash cycle indefinitely (i.e. continuously shows "WASH" for significantly beyond approx. 3 minutes), it's probably a control board malfunction. If it continues to wash after the "WASH" indicator goes out, it could be a shorted wash motor relay on the relay board or a fauly control board.

If the internal rinse water booster heater doesn't reach it's programmed setpoint temperature in time, the dishwasher will run an extended wash cycle to give the booster heater more time to finish heating the rinse water. If this is what's happening, the wash cycle would last approximately 3 minutes, then it would rinse regardless of whether the booster heater has finished heating or not.

The booster temperature thermistor may be bad, giving a false booster temperature reading, causing an extended wash cycle as described above. The booster heater elements or contactor may be bad, preventing the booster heater from heating and reaching proper temperature, also causing the same extended wash cycle to give the booster more time to heat.

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Rylee

here's the part # W10189966. I guess whirlpool had a recall on the units and revised the control boards. might want to call whirlpool on that. Good luck :)

HI, this is a Door Open Error.

Possible Causes are..-

* Door not all the way closed
* Loose electrical connections at door switch and pwb assembly(Control Board)
* Door switch assembly is out of order(Miss aligned)
* Gasket on door may be creased in

Most common issue here will be a defective door lock switch. check all causes before replacing the switch.

this can be two issues. One could be the control knob. there could be a malfunction here. secondly, you may have a faulty water valve assembly. the relay or solenoid may need to be replaced. i would start with the control knob.

When in doubt check the easiest thing to check. The pump can cause a number of errors to come up. Since the unit stopped in rinse I would start but checking to make sure there is nothing obstructing the pump before going to the expensive parts.

replace timer this should take care of problem