⟐ Answered июня 30, 2026 at 8:38 GMT-7

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Washer recently started doing this thing where if agitates briefly then stops. The timer carries on through the cycle. It fills and spins fine. I did the unplug it technique a few times but never to could get it to agitate much longer than 30 seconds. It does this in all cycles types.

⟐ Answer accepted июня 30, 2026 at 5:26 GMT-7

⟐ Answered июня 30, 2026 at 3:54 GMT-7

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⟐ Answered июня 30, 2026 at 0:45 GMT-7

I'm having a hard time finding an answer to this specific scenario. My Whirlpool washer model # WTW4815EW0, about 4 years old, recently stopped spinning out clothes at the end of a wash cycle. We use both the normal cycle and bulky items, and this occurs on both. The problem began gradually, only sometimes would the washer not spin out at the end of the cycle. Now it's every time. However, the strange part is that mechanically it has no issue spinning. After it decides to quit on the wash cycle (clothes are clean and tub drained, but still sopping wet), I just set it to drain and spin and it finishes the job without problem. So I don't think it's a lid latch, a belt, or anything that would stop it from spinning ever. What do I need to do to fix this? The washer was cheap to begin with and the cost of a repair person could easily cost as much as it did new, so if it's not something I can fix on my own I'll just get a new one. Thanks for any help.

I have some updated information. I ran some manual tests and found that the washer spins on low but not on high speed. The low speed test runs without issue. During the high speed test, the motor kicks in for just a second and then immediately quits, with lid lock light flashing. I performed a tachometer test which it also seemed to fail. I checked the belt underneath which looks good. Drive test performed good. Control board has no obvious damage.

⟐ Commented июня 29, 2026 at 14:38 GMT-7

⟐ Commented июня 29, 2026 at 12:40 GMT-7

I replaced the main board and it looks to be cooling better now, but the display is still dead.

To replace the interior display and control board (like in the pic), is this just held on by some clips, so I just need to take a spudger to it from the top to pop it out? I'd just prefer not to break something in the process, and there aren't any exposed fasteners.

⟐ Answer accepted июня 29, 2026 at 6:57 GMT-7

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⟐ Answered июня 29, 2026 at 6:03 GMT-7

I've read that it's an issue with the water supply, but I don't understand how it wouldn't fail on the initial wash cycle, or why it doesn't fail at all on the subsequent run.

I tried priming the hot water beforehand and during the cycle to make sure hot water is always available, but it didn't work.

What should I do?

⟐ Commented июня 29, 2026 at 5:36 GMT-7

Is this a motor that is going out or some kind of bearing? It runs fine but it gets REALLY loud during any spin cycle

⟐ Answered июня 29, 2026 at 2:46 GMT-7

Thanks

120Vac power is present on the control board but no light on the front Keypad nor was able to turn on the fan or Light from the keypad.

So, I replaced the Control board by following one;

However, now I am noticing a beeping sound from the board. I disconnected the Fan, Keypad connection & Lamp connections but still no change.

Both the boards look the same.
120Vac input power is present.
What else should I check?

Am I missing any setting or anything?

Experts;
Your recommendations please,

BYW, Anyone has the wiring diagram of the control board?

Thanks

My refrigerator is a Frigidaire model # FFTR2021TS5. It is a top freezer/bottom fridge combo. A couple of weeks ago, I noticed the fridge being warmer than usual but just didn’t have time to immediately deal with it.

After some googling, I pulled off the back wall to the freezer and saw that that the air channel/air divertor leading from the cooling system to the fridge below was stuffed with ice. I got rid ice blockage which created the space for cold air to travel down and was hoping this would be the ultimate fix. After re-installing the back wall and putting everything back into the freezer, I felt the center vent in the fridge where air is supposed to travel down and escape through the vents but the air flow wasn’t nearly as significant as I hoped. I closed the fridge for a day to hope time would allow cold air to gather. The fridge was/is colder but not to the degree I thought it would be, especially since I adjusted the temperature colder than the “recommended” setting.

Today (about one week after trouble shooting), I noticed the fridge warmer yet again. Removing the back wall to the freezer, the air divertor was once again blocked with ice. However one difference is the cooling fins had ice on them whereas last week they did not. I don’t know if this means anything.

So, the freezer definitely works - All the food is still frozen, I can hear the motor run and there is still an audible sound when I open the freezer door. Can anyone please give advice on what might be happening here? What do you think I need to replace? Do I need to check anther area of the fridge for a blockage? Do you see anything concerning from the pictures of the back wall I posted? This fridge was just over $500 and I am hoping to avoid spending 1/3rd of the cost or more to call someone out to repair it.

If you are reading, thank you for at least considering helping me.

⟐ Edited июня 27, 2026 at 23:50 GMT-7

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