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LOCK ON & SHORT RUN PLD3460RDC1

Initially the lock code enabled and it would not disengage. I turned off the circuit breaker for 15 minutes and the PF code appeared. I held in the start/cancel button and it started with 1 in the screen counting up to 8, drying and then the screen went blank. It seemed to run through the whole cycle in about 10 minutes. The lock code appeared again and I am not able to disengage it. Sometimes it turns off on its own and none of the buttons on the control panel work

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  • BSPEC1 Jan 21, 2008

    You are correct. A service tech replaced our power control board and now everything is fine. Thanks!

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