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Frigidaire Washer GLTF1040AS0


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I found a bad speed control board, fuse blown and burnt component, and I replaced it. I still have the same problem as the drum will not spin. The machine fills and will pump out but that's it. Door lock works and lite comes on. I found the following when preforming the voltage checks. Pin 1 22 VAC (should be 0) pins 2,6 and 10 are all 120VAC. The results send me to the timer but "it's never the timer." Any suggestions?

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Have you done any motor troubleshooting listed in the tech sheet?

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I assume any voltage on pin 1 of the speed control board will not let the motor run, does anyone know if i am correct? Is it part of a fail-safe circuit?

 

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