! year old, worked begining of wint. season. Now water on cover. No ice in hose, no noise from pump, have power at outlete. Last Rule lasted 3 years, this one 1 year. Is it time to look for an other manufacturer?

too many chemicals will cloud contact the company website or did you maybe its the water change the water

no send it to rule they have a 3 year warranty

If the induction motor ain't going I would look for a blown 3 amp (purple) fuse on the control board. If that was good I would check if any of the roll out switches were tripped. If a rollout switch was tripped check or air restrictions somewhere.

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Check your air filter, make sure all registers are open full and there is no restriction in all ducts. Could be an unbalanced fan, clean the squirll cage fan with a brush and vacuum.

Test the power cord where it connects to the unit.

Is pump moving water at a normal rate and pressure? If so, then you are in need of a bearing replacement. There is no specific lifetime for bearings or shaft seals, however two years would be at the lower end of scale. Have front and rear bearings replaced along with shaft seal.

GFI devices are prone to degrade over time. Also, when used outdoors there are additional moisture issues that may cause sufficient current leakage to trip the breaker.

I had a similar problem this Spring. I was using a 20 amp GFI "master" outlet that protected two additional outlets 'downstream' of it (wired to the 'load' terminals on the GFI outlet- I'd have the check the doc. to see what terminology was used here). The pump was plugged into one of the downstream outlets.

Replacing the GFI seemed to solve the problem. I did ante up $20 for an 'outdoor' model of the 20 amp GFI unit, several bucks more than the standard 'indoor' unit - have no ideal if that represented additional value or not.

Note also, that this is the third such pump I have used for my pool cover. The other two failed to come on at all after about a year's use. The mfg replaced them under warranty (I may have had to send back the old pump - I forget!).

Curtis

The pump is seized or the fuse is blown.

No, its not the water valve. I have the S25DRSS and when WHIRLPOOL replaced the electronic plaket, all the noices and problems disappeared....I was lucky to have my guarantee extrended since this woudl cost me EUR 250 + the technician's charge....

here could be two problems...The drain could be clogged, or the water pump could be bad. Or the belt that runs the pump is sliping or broken. [edit] Steps

1. Fill washer with water and wait for the timer to get to the drain mode.
2. Unplug the washer from the electric outlet.
3. Open the case, and disconnect the water hose from the outlet of the water pump.
4. If you get water pouring out from the pump, then plug that up and check the hose to the sewer. If that is clogged, then you have found the problem.
5. Some washers have a self cleaning filter in that hose somewhere. Check that to be sure it is working properly.
6. Reassemble hose from step 3.
7. Plug washer back in. If it pumps out now, then you are done. If it doesn't, then the water pump is probably defective, so replace it.
8. Reassemble washing machine case...you're done...