Category: Maytag

  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F24

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F24

    Problem: Water Temperature Sensor (NTC) Error

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer from power source.
    2. Remove the lower front access panel to access the heating element area.
    3. Locate the temperature sensor (thermistor) mounted on the heating element or tub.
    4. Disconnect the electrical connector from the temperature sensor.
    5. Remove the mounting screw or clip securing the sensor in place.
    6. Gently pull the sensor out of its mounting hole.
    7. Inspect the sensor tip for any corrosion or damage.
    8. Apply a small amount of thermal grease to the tip of the new sensor.
    9. Insert the new sensor into the mounting hole until fully seated.
    10. Secure with the mounting screw and reconnect the electrical connector.
    11. Reassemble the access panel and test the heating function with a warm water cycle.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F23

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F23

    Problem: Heater Failure / Safety Thermostat Open

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer completely from power.
    2. Remove the lower front access panel to access the pump area.
    3. Place towels underneath to catch any residual water.
    4. Locate the drain pump filter access cap.
    5. Turn the filter cap counterclockwise to remove it (may require pliers for stubborn caps).
    6. Pull out the filter screen and clean it thoroughly under running water.
    7. Use a shop vac or towels to remove any remaining water from the pump housing.
    8. Inspect the pump impeller for any debris or obstructions.
    9. Clean the filter housing with an old toothbrush to remove any buildup.
    10. Reinstall the clean filter screen and secure the cap tightly.
    11. Reassemble the access panel and test the drain function.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F22

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F22

    Problem: Door Lock Mechanism Failure

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer from power source.
    2. Check that the door is completely closed and latched.
    3. Remove the lower front access panel to access the door lock mechanism.
    4. Inspect the door strike plate for any damage or misalignment.
    5. Disconnect the electrical connector from the door lock assembly.
    6. Remove the mounting screws securing the door lock to the front panel.
    7. Carefully remove the old door lock assembly and inspect for broken parts.
    8. Install the new door lock assembly, ensuring proper alignment with the door strike.
    9. Reconnect the electrical connector and secure mounting screws.
    10. Test the door lock by closing the door and starting a cycle to verify it locks and unlocks properly.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F20

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F20

    Problem: Water Inlet Valve Failure / Insufficient Flow

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Check that both household water supply valves are fully open.
    2. Inspect the water inlet hoses for kinks or damage that could restrict flow.
    3. Remove the water inlet hoses from the back of the washer and clean the inlet screens.
    4. Use an old toothbrush and vinegar to clean any mineral deposits from the screens.
    5. If screens are clean but problem persists, unplug the washer.
    6. Remove the top panel to access the water inlet valve assembly.
    7. Disconnect electrical connectors from the inlet valves.
    8. Remove the mounting screws and replace the entire water inlet valve assembly.
    9. Reconnect all electrical connectors and water hoses.
    10. Turn on water supply slowly and check for leaks before running a test cycle.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F17

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F17

    Problem: CCU / MCU Data Exchange Failure

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer from power outlet.
    2. Turn off the hot water supply valve at the wall.
    3. Remove the top panel by unscrewing the rear mounting screws.
    4. Locate the hot water inlet valve solenoid on the water valve assembly.
    5. Disconnect the electrical connector from the hot water solenoid.
    6. Disconnect the hot water supply hose from the valve inlet.
    7. Remove the mounting screws securing the water valve assembly.
    8. Inspect the solenoid coil for visible damage or burned wires.
    9. Install the new inlet valve assembly or replace just the solenoid if available separately.
    10. Reconnect electrical connectors and water hoses.
    11. Turn on water supply slowly and check for leaks before testing hot water fill function.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F14

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F14

    Problem: Main Control Board (CCU) EEPROM Error

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer completely from power.
    2. Remove the dispenser drawer and the top panel to access the control console.
    3. Remove the control panel mounting screws to access the user interface board.
    4. Disconnect the ribbon cable connecting the user interface to the main control board.
    5. Remove the mounting screws securing the user interface board to the console housing.
    6. Carefully lift out the old user interface board and inspect for damaged buttons or display issues.
    7. Transfer any overlays or button pads to the new board.
    8. Install the new user interface board and secure with mounting screws.
    9. Reconnect the ribbon cable ensuring it’s properly seated.
    10. Reassemble the control panel and test all buttons and display functions before replacing the top panel.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F10

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F10

    Problem: Motor Control Unit (MCU) Heat Sink Overheat

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer from power source.
    2. Remove the dispenser drawer completely to access the inlet valve area.
    3. Turn off both hot and cold water supply valves at the wall.
    4. Disconnect the water inlet hoses from the back of the washer, having towels ready for spills.
    5. Remove the top panel by unscrewing the rear mounting screws.
    6. Locate the water inlet valve assembly at the back of the washer.
    7. Disconnect the electrical connectors from the valve solenoids.
    8. Remove the mounting screws securing the inlet valve assembly.
    9. Inspect the old valve for mineral buildup or damaged solenoids.
    10. Install the new inlet valve assembly, ensuring all electrical connectors are secure.
    11. Reconnect water hoses, turn on supply valves slowly, check for leaks, and test fill function.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F08

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F08

    Problem: Heater Circuit / Steam Element Failure

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer and turn off water supply valves.
    2. Remove the top panel and control panel to access the main control board area.
    3. Check all wire harness connections for loose or damaged wires.
    4. Remove the rear access panel to inspect the motor control unit connections.
    5. Disconnect the power cord and remove mounting screws from the main control board.
    6. Carefully label and disconnect all wire harnesses from the control board.
    7. Remove the old control board and inspect for any visible damage.
    8. Install the new control board, ensuring all connectors are properly aligned.
    9. Reconnect all harnesses according to your labels.
    10. Reassemble panels and perform a system reset by unplugging for 5 minutes before testing all functions.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F05

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F05

    Problem: Water Temperature Sensor / Heating System

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer completely from power.
    2. Remove the front lower access panel to access the door lock assembly.
    3. Locate the door latch mechanism behind the door strike plate.
    4. Disconnect the electrical connector from the door lock assembly.
    5. Remove the mounting screws securing the door lock to the front panel.
    6. Carefully pull out the door lock assembly, noting the position of any actuator rods.
    7. Inspect the old lock for broken parts or worn contacts.
    8. Install the new door lock assembly, ensuring the actuator rods align properly with the door mechanism.
    9. Reconnect the electrical connector and secure mounting screws.
    10. Test the door lock by closing the door and starting a cycle to verify it locks and unlocks properly.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F03

    How to Fix Maytag Washer Error F03

    Problem: Pressure Sensor / Water Level Detect Error

    How to Fix Washer Error

    1. Unplug the washer from power.
    2. Remove the top panel by unscrewing the rear mounting screws.
    3. Locate the pressure switch (water level sensor) usually mounted on the right side wall.
    4. Disconnect the thin air pressure hose from the switch and blow through it to check for blockages.
    5. Remove the electrical connectors from the pressure switch terminals.
    6. Unscrew the mounting screws holding the pressure switch in place.
    7. Install the new pressure switch and reconnect the air hose securely.
    8. Reconnect the electrical connectors ensuring they click into place.
    9. Reassemble the top panel and test the washer by running a short cycle to verify proper water level detection.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.