GE Model WBSE2090A2WW - shut off intermittenly

I endevor to purchase a new unit. I've had the same electrical issue with the "F" variable coming up for EACH cycle. I've pressed the Pause/Cancel button and attempted to resume the cycle. While that did work, again, the "F" would come up and the cycle disrupted. I think I will end up paying quite a bit to have it serviced. My washer is 7 years old and I've had it serviced twice to date. I intend on purchasing new in the New Year, a Samsung or LG.

Sounds like the motor although nomally would run longer than 2 years...Did you have new motor fitted or just repair ie brush kit to motor....You could check the bely easy...7 years is very good life span for a machine ,,replacement may be best

This switch is a safety switch and needs to be working properly.

The condition that you describe sounds like the switch is not indicating the lid is closed...so no spin.

Also, check that both hot and cold fill hoses are on, <<Be sure.

Doc

if water remains in the tub it will not go into the spin cyc something in the pump clear it and try again

The code is UE

load too small.
• Load is out of balance.
• The washer has an imbalance
detection and correction
system. If individual heavy
articles are loaded (bath
mat, bath robe, etc.) and the
imbalance is too great, the
washer will make several
attempts to restart the spin
cycle. If an imbalance is still
detected, the washer will stop
and the error code will be
displayed.
• Add 1 or 2 similar items to help balance the load.
• Rearrange items to help balance the load.


please rate this help to keep the service online

Honestly get a new washer if you got 7 years out of an mav your ahead of the game worst machine maytag ever made, you need a timer but i wouldnt invest the time or money on an MAV

It appears your timer/main controller/CCU has failed in this instance.

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Hi SaviorSound,

I'm Harvey the Master Plumbr.

Your question is: You have a MDB7100AWB that has been working fine for the last 7 years. Now all of the sudden it will not complete a wash cycle in any mode (including auto clean). It consistantly stops at 85 on normal wash & at 65 on light wash and then clicks/buzzes about every 3 seconds, like it wants to continue - but never does. Any clues as to what to try? Is 7 years all I can expect to get?

Perhaps. Your d/w is stoping at the point where it should be turning on the 'heat dry' phase. This can be expensive. At this point I would be compairing the cost effectivness of repair verses replacement. Wish I had better news for you.

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the timer is bad you could try cleaning the points by taking it apart very hard to do though