20 Most Recent Whirlpool Duet GHW9150P Front Load Washer - Page 9 Questions & Answers

its the "fill up valve" leaking the only thing to do is change it

sounds like pump not working fully.at the bottom fo machine theres a round plug.,that sounds blocked.open and unblock.alot of water will come out so get plent towels down.

f22 is a door lock error try this hit cancel turn your dial to another setting, hit start and once it starts hit cancel again and it should unlock. thats what i did anyway.
If you're getting an F22 error, you will want to check anything to do with the door latch switch.

Dear customer,

              We recommend the following when a washer's cycles dont advance..

1. If the washing machine fills with water and begins agitating, but the timer does not advance, the timer probably needs to be replaced
   
2. If the timer does not advance while the washer is in a spin cycle, the timer probably needs to be replaced
   
3. If the timer does not advance during the rinse cycle, check whether water has filled the tub, if not, it is likely cold water related. Check the cold water supply valve, check the supply hose for kinks, check the filter screen and check the water inlet valve
   

For details on how to self test these parts plz refer to http://www.acmehowto.com/howto/appliance/washer/washer.php
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To unlock your washer, just press the 'end of cycle signal' button and hold in for 3 seconds. To lock it again, do the same!

The "F06" fault code indicates a drive motor error. This means the control is unable to properly detect motor speed and the machine will shut down.

The control can be locked to keep the buttons from activating during external cleaning or to help from small children starting the machine.

To activate or deactivate press and hold the "end of cycle signal" button for 3 seconds.

You are correct..
FH is an indication the the machine is not sensing enough water flowing into the machine....
The only thing you can do without taking the machine apart is to disconnect the water hoses to the back of your machine and inspect the filter screens for any type of debris that might be restricting water flow into the machine. Typically, the cold water line is more susceptible to foreign matter than the hot waterline.
If screens appear OK then the problem may be with the water fill valve, water flow sensor, (flowmeter) water pressure switch or blockage in the water pressure switch hose.

However.. if everything is fine using just cold, verify hot water for proper pressure or possible kinks in the hose.

What kind of machine do you have?

please locate the washer's instructional pamphlet the answer is in there. thanks.

Wayne; It looks like it is the user interface(dryer control board) needs changed which has switch built into it. Below is a link parts, scroll to the control user interface, click it, below big picture will be part diagram, click it and image 3 will show what to remove. the second link shows how to access washers board(switches) press the helpful button, and follow me for more tips and info. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=whirlpool%20duet%20washer Duet HE3 Washer Disassembly Search Results

Alot of duets will give a error code when they malfunction. Alot of front loads turn the drain pump on before they fill too. Turn it on, and wait for about five minutes.

The following link explains how to correct a Control Lock problem on a Whirlpool Duet:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r2469429-kenmore_elite_amp_whirlpool_duet

If this does not correct the problem, please let me know. I hope this helps.

Problem Solved !!!
Ok, I had to stop and tell everyone about my latest experience. When we moved here we bought the nice Whirlpool front load washer and dryer set. I Love them....still don't understand how my clothes get clean with so little water, but love them. ..................That is until lately. I was really upset about a total of 4 white blouses that looked to have some kind of light splattered stains on them after washing. I would try to wash them again with a stain remover sprayed or scrubbed on the spots, but they wouldn't come clean. I gave up and considered the blouses ruined. I told William what was happening and he called the repair man out because he thought it might be some kind of part in the machine that was leaking oil onto the clothes when they were washing. The guy came out and told William that there wasn't anything that could go into the washer tub and get onto the clothes. He then looked around in the washer and at the little detergent dispenser drawer. He suggested that we use 1 cup of Clorox and 1/4 cup of dish washer detergent (cascade with dawn degreaser crystals) on a hot to medium water temperature and turn it on a complete wash cycle to make sure that we didn't have mold and mildew setting up in our machine. After he left, I proceeded to do what he told us. I though.....the blouses are probably ruined anyway. I had tried to get out all the spots to no avail, so what the heck......I threw them into the mix too! Would you believe they came out clean, very bright white (instead of yellowed or dingy from continued wear) and the washer smells as sweet as it did when it was new. Why didn't they tell me about this when I bought it ??????????? I plan on putting the detergent mix in the washer every couple of months and throwing in all the whites that I can find to take advantage of the cleaning effect on the whites. (I thought that maybe some of you had gotten stains on white clothes that you would like to get out too)

In most cases it is something that is sticking between the drum and the housing. Check inside the boot by the door. If that is not helpful move the drum by hand and listen to see if you can locate the area of the noise.

Ran without water now stuck in the pump out mode and screen is blank no controls function