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Control Panel LED does not light up - Whirlpool Duet Washer - GHW9100LW1


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Hi All,

The LED on my Whirlpool Duet Washer - GHW9100LW1 very faintly lights up two of the segments on the top of the LED.  None of the other LED segments light up.

Buttons don't do anything. 

Control panel dead? 

Or is there some sort of reset that can be done to bring it back to life?

Your insight is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

 

 

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Posted

I would access the control and check for loose connections to the main board before replacing it. Otherwise, the replacement is obsolete,

Posted

Hi Matt,

I checked the cables and unplugged and plugged it back in and it looks dead. 

I'm going to try an ebay replacement that is returnable so my only risk is return shipping costs.  Washer still works great so it's worth a small investment to get it going.

Thanks

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Posted

Hi All,

Bought a used control panel on Ebay for $60 and it works great! 

 

Thanks all!

Posted

Thank you for letting us know you got it resolved. It's nice to hear back :D

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You bet!  Appreciate all the help I've received from this site.

Thanks!

 

 

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