I need a wiring diagram for a fisher paykel 10kg Washsmart I don't know where the earth wire goes to

Question edited for clarity.

Videos that may help, but you probably need a service call.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Fisher+%26+Paykel+Wash+Smart+switches+on+then+off

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Contact Manufacturer:

https://producthelp.fisherpaykel.com/au/Wash/Top_Loaders/WashSmart/WA1068G1/User_Guide_WA1068G1/22_Customer_Care




https://producthelp.fisherpaykel.com/Special:Search?qid=&fpid=230&fpth=&path=%2Fau%2FWash%2FTop_Loaders%2FWashSmart%2FWA1068G1&search=Service+manual+


https://producthelp.fisherpaykel.com/Special:Search?qid=&fpid=230&fpth=&path=%2Fau%2FWash%2FTop_Loaders%2FWashSmart%2FWA1068G1&search=Service+manual+

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the wash time is set in the program board and that time is what the manufacturers consider necessary for a clean wash

If you are not sure of the wiring contact an electrician!

Connect each wire to the correct terminal. Slacken the screw and push the bare wire into the hole. Re-tighten the screw. Make sure the terminals are tight and that there is no bare wires or loose strands of wire showing. It is often easier to push the pins up slightly when connecting the wires.

• Brown - Live
• Blue - Neutral
• Yellow and green - Earth

Older appliances may have different colours:

• Red - Live
• Black - Neutral
• Green - Earth

Check the fitting on the machine where the hose goes on there is a mesh filter there ,a hornet or other insect may have blocked it.

From my dealings with Fisher Paykel they do not produce wiring diagrams as all components lead into the main PCB

this is a job for an electrician. if you do not know which wires are phase, neutral and earth, you need someone to help you. if you get this wrong, you can cause alot of damage or injury.

green and yellow stripe is the earth wire

Hello krebello13,
In almost all cases, a green wire is a ground wire that bonds frame members or removable panels to earth ground. This provides the user with maximum protection against electric shock since the sheet metal is at ground potential regardless of whether it has been detached from the chassis. So.. YES..that is a ground wire with a clip that was probably attached to the frame. Most codes require a ground wire afixed to any panel that can be removed but has voltage on it so that it is never electrically 'floating'.. Hope this helps you..
Regards
Rick