Whirlpool washer model number GHW9100LW2,SER# CSR2021497

No, if you are looking for comparison,
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/control-panel-parts-for-whirlpool-ghw9100lw2.html
and
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/control-panel-parts-for-whirlpool-ghw9460pw1.html

They are not the same, even though a diagram shows them to match.

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This is a common issue with Whirlpool Duet washer however, your whirlpool duet washer needs a reset to resolve the control lock problem. Press and hold the END OF CYCLE /CYCLE SIGNAL button for 15 seconds to reset the control. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

you dont need to remove the front of the washer to get to the control board. remove the top panel by removing the screws at the top in the back. top panel should now slide off. control board will now be visible.

3.8 cu ft.


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Press and hold "end of cycle" button for 3 seconds, on the right side of panel. This is the child lock feature, do it again & it locks.

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Change your motor control board will fix the problem.
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run empty washer with 2 cups of vinegar.

push and hold cancel button for at least 3-5 sec.

Press the "End of Cycle Signal" button, the last button on the bottom right, for 5-10 seconds. That should resolve the problem.

Uppi

F11 is a serial communications error. This is a symptom of an electronic control board starting to go bad. As defined by the technical information provided by Whirlpool, the error could also be caused by a loose or broken wire connector and/or the central control unit (CCU) (front panel). I would double check all your wire connections leading to the control board and CCU, first. Don't be surprised, however, if the problem persists and you eventually have to replace the electronic control board. To check, follow these steps: 1. Unplug washer. 2. Remove the three screws along the top of the washer in the rear that holds the top panel on. 3. Once the screws are removed the top should slide back then lift up. 4. The electronic control board is gray (or white) in color and located in the rear of the washer. It's impossible to miss. Double check all the connections ONE AT A TIME. 5. Double check the wire harness connections leading to the front panel as well. I hope this resolves your problem, but experience has proven that this is usually an Electronic Control Board failure. It could actually be a combination of the CCU as well. The part numbers are as follows: Electronic Control Board: 959503 Central Control Unit: 1025824 Both boards cost about $150 each. Let me know if this helps you.