The machine will light up, but will not start...have tried unplugging/plugginng back in. button will turn, but not change positions. it's like it is locked up, and whne you push any butttons, three rapid beeps follow....

To clear the code.
Switch the knob to off position. Once you have done that, turn it until it's in the 6 O'Clock position. Wait until the start light flashes then press and hold the spin button and while holding it turn the knob to the 7 O'Clock position. Now release the spin button and turn the knob back to off position. Turn on and try the washing machine again. If the fault still shows try this a few more times and if it still appears then the control board is damaged.

Turn the machine to the off position. Unplug it and then plug it back in. Now try to restart the cycle. If this does not help find a local washer and dryer repair shop

Most times unplugging a washer for 5 min or so will reset to factory. Some units just a quick unplug works too. But I'm not totally familiar with yours.
If it's going to be hard to unplug just turn off the breaker to it.
Hope this helps

When a Honda Maint Req light blinks, but then stops, it is telling you to change your oil. If you don't change it, eventually, the maint req light will stay on. Here is how you reset the maint req light: 1) Turn they key to the II position
2) Turn the key to the off position, and push and hold in the odometer reset button
3) Turn they key back to the II position, while still holding the odometer button.
4) After about 10-15 seconds, the light should go off.
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With the igniition off, press and hold the odometer button, turn the key to the "on" position, but do not start the car. Keep the odometer button down until the oil light begins and ends flashing. Turn the key off, and then start car to see if it worked or not.

My suggestion would be to open the case and unplug everything and then plug it all back in again.
To test individual components, unplug everything but the CPU, memory, and video card to see if it starts.
Then one by one, plug the other stuff in and try starting again.

sir try to put your printer to factory settigs by pressing the "start" & "cancel" button together & while holding these buttons together,try unplugging & replugging the printer power chord 4-5 times from the back panel of the printer....

the board would have to be replaced

pcb as the signs were that the pcb was stuck in a programme and unable to change. Anyway, long story short, to fix it:
Take the lid off the washing machine (2 screws at the back) *unplug first
Locate the pcb, unscrew and lift above the washing machine with all wires in tact.
Locate the wires that are coming out of the back of the "program" board, it should be 2 blue wires.
Follow these back to the pcb and unplug
plug in washing machine
Turn on washing machine
Only the on/off light should come on
Whilst on, and being careful, plug back in the wires you unplugged
VOILA, fixed washing machine!!

Right, have to go, got a weeks worth of washing to do!!!!

make sure it is fully inserted in to the printer, try another outlet also.

Pressing the options and select buttons simultaneously for 5-10 seconds worked. For me it happened this way: on the first attempt, with the indicator lights already "timed-out" and off, pressing and holding the options and select buttons simultaneously for 5-10 seconds caused the lights to come back on and flash the "LOC" code again. But holding the options and select buttons together for 5-10 seconds a second time caused the indicator lights to stop flashing, and allowed me to start the cycle.