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jambatt

By jambatt
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jambatt Sensei

jambatt

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Customer said it took over four hours and several restarts to do last load. Will fill but will not start tumble cycle. Just stalls out.  Code record shows E3  last recorded. Unit in service mode will not complete quick spin mode. Tub starts out at about 50 rpm and then just stops. See no burned spots on control board. E3 says to check motor, connections, speed control, and control board. Motor checks out. Reseated connectors. Not sure where to look for speed control. Couldn't find it in parts diagram. This unit is much different from the Neptune. Could there be something else besides the control board???

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RegUS_PatOff Sensei

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E3 ?

or

3E ?

Motor OHMS out OK ?

looks like the Motor Controller is part of the Main Controller

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E3 ?

or

3E ?

Motor OHMS out OK ?

looks like the Motor Controller is part of the Main Controller

:oops: My bad. 3E. Motor ohms out. Sorta figured it might be in the control board but wasn't sure. Guess I'll throw the SWAG method on it and change control board. Thanks Reg.

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