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John E. Hoagland

By John E. Hoagland
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The touch panel on this washer is completely dead.  No beeps, no lights, nothing.  When the start-run switch is pushed up to start there is a slight buzz in the console but there is no fill or anything else.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.  Thank you.  John

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I wonder if the engineers who spec'd out this control board ever got fired.  Probably not.  

You'll need to see if you're getting power supplied to that over-blown control board. Use the wiring diagram/tech sheet to identify which leads power comes in on.  If you are, then you have a bad control board by definition.

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If anyone can provide a wiring diagram for the subject washer  I would greatly appreciate it.  Thank you.  JOhn 

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The tech sheet should be inside the console.  If not, then someone stole it and either you or the customer will need to purchase a replacement from S***s.  

Or this Job Aid may help.

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