What is an F6 on my duet washer? I already

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http://applianceassistant.com/Washer-Repair/Duet/Duet-Washer-Error-Codes.php

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F6 code means the control board can not detect the speed of the motor. The failure could be the motor or the MCU does not work.

If it's the same as a UK version, F6 is a motor speed sense fault

F6 : Drive Motor Tachometer Error

The control is unable to properly detect motor speed and the machine will shut down. If a failure occurs during high-speed spin the door will be unlocked after 3 minutes.

Potential Causes

• Check wire harness connections between the Drive Motor/Tachometer and the Motor ControlUnit (MCU), and between the MCU and the Central Control Unit (CCU)

• Check the Drive Motor • Check the MCU • Check the Wire Harness

f 06 is a in issue with the motor control board, check the wiring harness attached to the board.

CHECK ALL THE FUSES ON THE MOTHER BOARD FOR THE WASHER,YOU MIGHT HAVE A BLOWN FUSE OR A BLOWN RESISTOR ON THE BOARD ,AND YOU WOULD HAVE TO CALL A REPAIR MAN TO FIX THAT BOARD OR CHANGE IT OUT.

CHECK YOUR FUSES,YOU MIGHT HAVE TO HAVE THE MOTHER BOARD SERVICED OR REPLACED.

F06: problem with motor...could be the motor board (lower) or the motor....but usualy it is the board that is defective....

f6 is a communication error with the motor control board, i would unplug unit , remv eth bottom panel)3 screws across the botom of nit) andthe motor control board is rightthere on the left floor of the unit. check for good non corroded terminal connections, ive also seen extreme humidity/ water in surronding area trip this code

The Duet washer is a good machine, just unfortunate Whirlpool engineers used oxidative circuit board coatings. All the circuit board connections are oxidizing causing the machines to have faulty connections. We have fixed the problem using this information.
UNPLUG the machine first . Take the top off (3 screws in the back) , remove the mother board box from the frame housing and remove the lid. Now you can see the circuit board.
Carefully remove ONLY one (clip plug-in) at a time. Scrap with a (knife or sandpaper or steel wool ) the edge connector where that plug was, on the circuit board removing the oxidated metal (it may not look oxidated but must be cleaned), Next put ( vaseline or mineral oil) on the edge connector where that plug was, NOTE: Vaseline or mineral oil is a non-conductive oil and will not effect electronic operation but will prevent further oxidation and the erratic operation of the mother board will cease.
Now do the next plug and repeat until completed.
NOTE: We recommend only one plug at a time so you do not get confused where each plug belongs.
Put the cover back on the mother board box and reattach to the frame, then put the lid back on and screw it down. End of any problems.