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This will occur when the Communication between the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the Motor Control
Unit (MCU) cannot be sent correctly.
Potential Causes
• Check Wire Harness connections to the MCU, the motor, and Central Control Unit (CCU) • Check the Drive system for any worn or failed components • Check MCU • Check CCU • Check Motor • Check Wire Harness
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F13 is
Dispenser Circuit Error
If the dispenser motor is not able to be driven to it's proper position.
Check mechanical linkage from dispenser motor to the top of the dispenser
Check Wire Harness connections to the dispenser motor and Central Control Unit (CCU)
Check Dispenser Motor
i snagged this answer from another site
i think its a worn bit of plastic
as it becomes britten when not always wet
much like a boat out of water
In your case the problem is more likely a worn connector or a defective board.
F11
is communication error between CCU (main control unit) and MCU (motor
control unit - additional control module connected to motor and to CCU,
located in a sealed box inside the washer).
This
usually means that either CCU or MCU is defective. In some case the
connectors or the wiring harness connecting the two modules is the
problem.
The tech sheet says:
F11:Serial Communication Error Communication between the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the Motor Control Unit (MCU) cannot be sent correctly. Solution: * Check Wire Harness connectors to the MCU, the motor, and Central Control Unit (CCU) * Check the Drive system for any worn or failed components * Check MCU * Check CCU * Check Motor * Check Wire Harness
The
wiring harness is tested using a multimeter to ensure that there is
continuity between the MCU and CCU connectors. If a single wire is good
it will read zero Ohms (closed) from contact to contact. Motor is tested reading Ohms, it must be read about 6 Ohms on three different pairs of contacts. Drive system in motor is checked observing if any of the parts are broken. MCU
and CCU are tested reading volts during operation and testing at
component level. The testing must be done by a tech. Check CCU to see if
there is any sign of failure (eg burnt spots).
Most of the time
the problem is CCU. Trick to repair it include testing and eventually
reheating the solder joint of the two on-board relays, cleaning
connector contacts with circuit cleaner solution. This in case that the problem is CCU.
Disconnect the unit from power for five minutes as first test. This will reset CCU.
It is probably the CCU (main control). Wiring harness, motor and drive train must be checked before replacing the CCU.
Here full troubleshooting for F11.
F11
is communication error between CCU (main control unit) and MCU (motor
control unit - additional control module connected to motor and to CCU,
located in a sealed box inside the washer).
This
usually means that either CCU or MCU is defective. In some case the
connectors or the wiring harness connecting the two modules is the
problem.
The tech sheet says:
F11:Serial Communication Error Communication between the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the Motor Control Unit (MCU) cannot be sent correctly. Solution: * Check Wire Harness connectors to the MCU, the motor, and Central Control Unit (CCU) * Check the Drive system for any worn or failed components * Check MCU * Check CCU * Check Motor * Check Wire Harness
The
wiring harness is tested using a multimeter to ensure that there is
continuity between the MCU and CCU connectors. If a single wire is good
it will read zero Ohms (closed) from contact to contact. Motor is tested reading Ohms, it must be read about 6 Ohms on three different pairs of contacts. Drive system in motor is checked observing if any of the parts are broken. MCU
and CCU are tested reading volts during operation and testing at
component level. The testing must be done by a tech. Check CCU to see if
there is any sign of failure (eg burnt spots).
Most of the time
the problem is CCU. Trick to repair it include testing and eventually
reheating the solder joint of the two on-board relays, cleaning
connector contacts with circuit cleaner solution. This in case that the problem is CCU.
Disconnect the unit from power for five minutes as first test. This will reset CCU.
DL is a door lock error. This is usually an indication of a bad door latch. F11 is a serial communications error from the Central Control Unit CCU (which is your main computer). If the door latch is defective it could be generating the communications error code as well. A defective CCU can also give the same symptoms, though. Before replacing any parts, however, double check all your connections to make sure you don't have any loose wires. Try to tighten the two screws on the door latch as well.
The least expensive of two possible solutions would be to replace the door latch (about $50). While unlikely, you may need to consider replacing the CCU... can run between $150 and $250. Hope this leads you in the right direction
The F11 error code means that there is a communication error between the CCU (central control unit) and the MCU (Motor Control Unit) and it is not sending the message correctly. Check the wire harness connectors to the MCU and the CCU. Check the drive system for any worn or failed components. Check the MCU and the CCU and the motor. You may need a qualified repair technician for this one.
Error F11 means Serial Communication Error i.e. communication between the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the Motor Control Unit (MCU) cannot be sent correctly. You need to:
Check Wire Harness connectors to the MCU, the motor, and Central Control Unit (CCU)
Check the Drive system for any worn or failed components
Check MCU
Check CCU
Check Motor
Check Wire Harness
Error code dl is a Door Lock Error. A Door Lock Error occurs if the door cannot be unlocked. It will try to lock it 6 times before displaying the error. You need to check:
Door Lock Mechanism broken or removed from the Door
Check Door Lock/Switch Assembly
Check the wire harness connections to the Door Lock/Switch Assembly and Central Control Unit (CCU)
Door Lock/Switch Assembly Failure
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F-11 ERROR MEANS:
Serial Communication Error Communication between the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the Motor Control Unit (MCU) cannot be sent correctly.------- to resolve the error check out: Check Wire Harness connectors to the MCU, the motor, and Central Control Unit (CCU)Check the Drive system for any worn or failed componentsCheck MCUCheck CCUCheck MotorCheck Wire Harness
these error codes are not specific FDL can mean door latch failure .it
can also mean the ccu board has failed also F11 can mean mean anything
from motor to motor control board to ccu board to wiring harness
connecting ccu to mcu to motor. if you do not know how to diagnose with
out error code you may end up buying wrong part. sometimes doorlatch is
not problem central control board CCU is
F/DL is indeed a door lock error. I had this on my machine, did a lot of research and getting some idea of how it works. The code is generated when the CCU can't lock the door. Possible causes are door latch mechanism, connecting wiring, or the CCU. I could hear clicking from the CCU on my machine which indicated to me the CCU was trying to lock the door. It tries 6 times before setting the F/DL code. I tested the latch and wiring from the CCU - OK. The clicking I heard had to be relay(s) so I figured the problem was relay contact failure. I removed the CCU board, determined which relays were suspect (there are two for lock & unlock). I changed them both and saved myself spending $300 CA on a new CCU. The relays cost just over $2 each. I found replacement relays @ Electro Sonic (www.e-sonic.com; minimum $25 order plus shipping $7.50). Relay made by OMRON part # G5LE-14-DC12 replacment for original G5LE-1-VD 12VDC. I'm not impressed to have to change a $300 CCU because of a $2 relay failure. For me this was worth the try as I have some experience working with circuit boards. The relays would be a quick repair for anyone with similar experience. Hope this helps someone.
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