Problem: NTC temperature sensor circuit failure
How to Fix Washer Error
- Disconnect power at circuit breaker.
- Remove lower front access panel.
- Locate temperature sensor wiring harness.
- Inspect wiring for damage, corrosion, or loose connections.
- Test sensor resistance at various temperatures with multimeter.
- Check continuity of sensor circuit from control board.
- If sensor is faulty, replace temperature sensor assembly.
- If wiring is damaged, repair or replace wire harness section.
- Clean electrical contacts with contact cleaner.
- Restore power and test heating cycle operation.
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Still Not Working?
If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
When It’s Better to Replace Than Repair
Sometimes replacing an appliance makes more financial sense than putting more money into repairs.
Here are a few signs it may be time to shop for a new one:
For repair parts, verify exact fit with the full washer model number before buying; these links are general replacement-appliance shopping options.
- ✓Appliance over 8-10 years old
- ✓Repair cost over 50% of replacement
- ✓Multiple recent breakdowns
- ✓Major component failure
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