How to take front off to check for something clogging

Sounds like a clogged up Catalytic Converter.....I would check that because you said loss of power...It might be clogged up not letting the exhaust out...Will be very very hot under car in front of muffler..

This is most likely a drainage error - clogged or hose kinked... I suggest you do the following:

- Check the Drain Filter (Situated in a compartment at the back if it's a Top Loader, and in the front if it is a Front Loader), there is usually a small piece of something stuck between the drain pumps impeller.
- Check that the drain hose is not kinked in any way.

Hope this helps. - J.Q

This could be a simple faulty sensor to something as complicated as a clogged cooler or line. Check your fluid level, the next step would be to have the fluid changed. Most transmission shops will check for clogged lines or problems at little to no cost. This is the avenue I would take. If the transmission is still under warranty take it to the dealer to have it checked. It could be the transmission cooler being clogged with debri. Use a garden house and spray water from the engine area toward the front of the vehicle to loosen and remove anything clogging the radiator and transmission coolers.

Look for something clogging the pump, the drain, or a defective pump. Look into the suction port of the pump with a flashlight. Check out the blades on the pump impeller. If any of the blades are broken or missing, or if the pump impeller won't turn freely, the pump must be replaced. Hopefully, there is just something clogging the pump or the drain that is causing the problem. Hope this helped and best wishes.

you checke dthe drain??? how??? i would assume that you have something stuck within your drain pump assy( bra underwire-- money--- toothpick--nail/screw) VERY common issue, youll need to remove the front cover and remove the hose leading to the pump to look inside. DISCONNECT POWER-- PUMP IS ALWAYS LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!, oh yea and youl need a bag to collect the water when you disconnect the hose, YOURE GONNA GET WET!!

F9 is a water pump problem, either clogged pump, or pump malfunctioning, Check for something clogging the water pump

also there may be water and air stuck in the pressure switch tip

What you can do is go into the test mode, and see if the drain pump is operating, if not you will need a need drain pump. Do not put it into spin in test mode if you have clothes in there

Sgt 48

Unplug the machine. Remove the filter, take a flashlight and get your head down to check if something has fallen deeper in filter and pump housing which block the pump turbine. Also, make sure to check if the outlet hose isn't clogged or jammed with something too.

F09 is listed as 'Waterflow Problem' and means there is a problem with the water pump. Either something clogging the pump, or a pump malfunction.

Check for something clogging the water pump first. To do that open the lower access panel by unscrewing the 3 torx screws at the very bottom of that panel, then you will see the plastic water pump in the middle front, just unscrew the handle.

You may wish to have some dry towels on hand as some water will come out.

Sure there is somethng clogging, first check you outlet filter; this is to be done once in ten days or so, according to your usage. Look in your manual for the details. Most machines hv the door in the front of the machine. Next is to check the hose coming down from the bottom of your tub, to the filter, to see if a sock or something is clogging the hose. Finally the pump. Plug off the wall socket first. Things shd be fine.