20 Most Recent Frigidaire FFLE1011MW Electric Washer/Dryer Laundry Center - White - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Make sure you are closing door properly and not slamming it the latch assembly tends to be sensitive at times, try selecting and then cancel

You may have a problem with the water pump remember that all these components are relying on each other to function properly try searspartsdirect.com for any info you need

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It could be a mechanical problem. Check that the door seal is not swollen or bulged. Is the door latch tight when you close the door? Check the door latch lever for alignment and wear.

http://www.fixya.com/tags/clothes_stuck_agitator_washing_machine/browse/frigidaire To prevent clothing from knotting and twisting:

1. Avoid mixing heavy items with light items.
2. Avoid putting too many or too few items in the washer.
3. Make sure you set the proper water level for the size load you are doing. ...
4. Never wrap the clothes around the agitator. ...
5. Be sure your wash water is not too hot for the fabric

check the cold water solenoid is allowing water into the machine,this can happen even when the machine is not in use

3.5 cubic foot or 99 litre. No specific max weight of clothes but can be filled to capacity as long as clothes are loose and free to move about.

Pretty sure you will need the motor since that is where the bearing is located. Get the part # off the motor and search by that.

Frigidaire can answer that for you. Google their contact info.

The error code E90 is just a group error code. It is indicating a communication error between the two boards in your machine. It does not indicate where the problem may be. A power glitch may have caused the E90 error code or a loose connection. https://www.appliancepartspros.com/answers-for-frigidaire-control-electrical-137006000-ap4358809-question-70945.html

F03 is heating element circuit issue and PAU is drive motor power interruption. I would imagine the F03 could be cause by the same power issue that effects a PAU. The list of PAU probable cause is; Control board Door switch Thermal limiter Motor problems I see one common denominator; the thermal limit.

It's either the control panel, or the spin speed sensor (if there is one). Only someone with a multimeter will be able to tell for sure.

Have you checked the drive belt and the motor brushes? Also check if there is voltage getting to the motor. Does then drum fill with water, and carry out the wash cycle fully but without the drum moving? If so it is likely to be either the motor, brushes, belt or relay pcb

Have you checked the drive belt and the motor brushes? Also checknifnthere is voltage getting to the motor. Does then drum fill with water, and carry out the wash cycle fully but without the drum moving? If so it is likely to be either the motor, brushes, belt or relay pcb

Did you remove the locking bolts from the back of the drum? If you did and it's a new machine, contact he retailer for warranty. If not, probably the belt shot loose from the drum and it means you have to disassemble the entire machine to fix it.

Sounds like the brushes to me they are on the motor if worn the motor won’t turn

Please tell us what the problem is with your particular washer.

sounds like you need a new timer

Most likely suspension parts related. Maybe a bearing or spider arm.

Check door latch. It may need replacing