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Whirlpool duet washer wfw87hedw1 E1 F9 (slow drain) error

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I have been getting the E1 F9 slow drain error on my Whirlpool duet washer wfw87hedw1.  I cleaned out the drain filter.  There was a lot of change/debris in there.  I put the cleaned out filter back in the machine but I am still getting the error.  I snaked the drain pipe but that didn't seem to fix it either.  If I unplug the machine for a while and then set it to drain and spin it will pump at least some of the water out and unlock the door.  When I spin the drum manually I can hear a little water still there.  I was going to replace the pump but if it still pumps at least some of the water out after being unplugged I wasn't sure if that was the issue. 

Any idea what I should try next?  Check the other hoses for blockage?  Or could this be a control board issue?

As always, your advice is greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you 

Matt

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