Question about ATF6000ES Front Load Washer
wax motor be at stake? What reading (resistance?) am I supposed to get out of a wax motor ? Thanks Jeff Don't have resistance for wax motor. It works or it doesn't. If the door locks with 120 volts to
Question about Affinity ATF7000E Front Load Washer
...wax motor heated up was too wide and the travel of the wax motor plunger was inadequate. Adjusted the stationary contact closer to the contact that is moved by the wax motor to ensure this N.O. door ...
...wax motor inside the door latch. The diagnostics are buggy and do not test it properly. It should measure about 1.5K ohms, and when 120 VAC is applied to it, it should extend in about a minute. Part ...
Question about Affinity ATF7000ES Front Load Washer
...wax motor in door lock assy. Where I can buy just wax motor? Have a Frig. front load washer M# ATFB6000ES0. Sets code E47 (Thinks door not locked) Wax Motor checked open first time. Removed, opened, ...
...wax motor that locks safety locks the magnetic lock during high spin. The wax motor also closes a circuit that tells the main board that it is locked and safe to go into high spin mode. The wax motor ...
Question about ATF6000ES Front Load Washer
...it in to see if that cleared the machine and tried it and no change. We also held the start button down for 30 seconds and no change with that. Change out the door switch and wax motor
Question about ATF6000ES Front Load Washer
...wax motor part and it tested fine too. I read about problems with that wax motor so I replaced the complete door switch today for $71.00 and the washer runs perfectly now. If it won't spin or even ...
...wax motor has failed because the auxiliary switch never closed. The customer will not see this error in the display, but it will be stored in memory. A quick resistance check of the wax motor will ...
...wax motor on the door latch assembly. It has to extend it's plunger and activate the door locked switch inside the door latch assembly and physically lock the door before the machine can spin. These ...
no high speed spin could be the door latch, there is a wax motor in it that closes just for the high spin, if the computer (board) doesnt get that signal it won't go into high spin
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