Door switch sticking - Creda W120VW Front Load Washer

Switch for the door is sticking or bad. It is usually the same switch that turns the light on when the door is opened. I just checked mine, it was sticking a little. I pushed it in as far as possible and sprayed a tiny amount of WD-40. Pushed in and out several times. No more stick. A very light oil might work also. Otherwise you have a bad switch.

It sounds like the door switch is sticking in the on position to me>
Does it go out if you manually press door switch with the door open?
If it doesnt then its almost certainly a sticking door switch. You may have to bring this unit completely out of the fridge to look at it and then test it for a permnanently closed contact.

this is caused by the door ajar switch sticking. easiest and cheapest way to fix this is to spray a generous amount of wd-40/enforcer/pb blaster or like spray chemical into all the door latches. this will free up the sticking switch. spray it into all your door latches since we dont know which switch is sticking and spray a lot of wd-40 onto them

pull the door panel on that door , where the door latches is a switch you will be able to see or feel the wire its a common prob sometimes gettin it out and in is a pain but its pretty straight forward

sounds like you have a sticking door switch,the switch is loacated on the door latch itself, the hardest thing is to figer out which one it is , next time it sticks start out buy opening the rt rear pass door ,than the left rear,and than the right front, most of the time there is only one switch that sticks,the good thing is that the car has a GEM module that will turn off inside lights after about 10 mins to keep bat from running down ,you just have to narrow down which switch is sticking,when you find what door seams to be causing the problem,than you will need to remove the door panel to acceses the door switch,the door latch will need to be removed ,if you are not Mechancley gifted than i would sujest taking the car to a shop Note spell check not working ..

sand it with 600 grit sand paper. and spray some lube W-D-40 on it.

Check all doors for a sticking door open sense switch. Check all over-riding interior light activation switches are off. If all the above are ok, check for a sticking interior light relay.

Hi, the door pressure switch is malfunctioning at this time. simply replacing this switch will fix this issue.

There are just a few screws to release and a couple of wires to disconnect. once this is done, simply replace the old switch with the replacement switch. the actual switch mechanism is becoming unstable, causing the sticking. i recommend replacing it.

The switch itself can be found in the inner part of the rim in between the dryer door and the dryer drum/basket.

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If switch is in steering wheel hub, you have to remove thehub to gain access to it. Then clean out the switch contacts making sure that there is some air between them for when you push to make contact.

on the side of tranny where shift cable connects is the transmission range sensor or also called the MLP,this sensor could be the cause of no backup lights.
the door ajar switches are located in the door latchs.door ajar switches stick alot,spray WD-40 into all door latches,then open and close doors several times,if switch is only sticking this will cure problem.