Category: Maytag

How to Fix Maytag Refrigerator Error 8.8.8
Problem: Critical control board failure – EEPROM corruption or hardware fault preventing normal operation

How to Fix Refrigerator Error
1. Unplug refrigerator for 15 minutes – if
2. 8 returns immediately on power-up, board is defective.
3. Remove rear access panel and inspect main control board W10868991 for visible damage (burnt components, swollen capacitors).
4. Check all harness connections – especially J1 power input – for loose/corroded pins.
5. Verify proper household voltage (110-125VAC) at outlet.
6. If board shows no physical damage but
7. 8 persists, EEPROM has failed – replace main control board with exact OEM match.
8. AFTER replacement: MUST enter programming mode and input correct 4-digit code from serial plate sticker. Failure to program correctly causes permanent lockout.
9. Note:
10. 8 often appears after power surge – install whole-house surge protector to prevent recurrence.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Refrigerator Error PE ICE
Problem: Ice maker configuration error – control board detecting incompatible ice maker type after replacement

How to Fix Refrigerator Error
1. Enter programming mode (Door Alarm + Freezer Down 3 sec).
2. Navigate to ice maker configuration setting (typically code position
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4. Verify settingmatches installed ice maker type: 0=no ice maker, 1=standard, 2=high-capacity.
5. If incorrect, adjust setting using Temp Up/Down keys.
6. Save by holding Freezer Down 3 seconds until flashing.
7. If correct setting won’t save or PE ICE returns: ice maker harness has short circuit – inspect wiring between ice maker and main board.
8. Last resort: main control board W10868991 has failed ice maker driver circuit – replace board and reprogram completely.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Refrigerator Error PE H2O
Problem: Water system configuration error – control board detecting incompatible water valve or filter system

How to Fix Refrigerator Error
1. Enter programming mode and navigate to water system configuration (typically code position
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3. Verify setting matches installed system: 0=no water, 1=standard valve, 2=electronic valve.
4. Adjust setting if incorrect and save properly.
5. If PE H2O persists: inspect water valve harness for short circuit – disconnect valve and test resistance (should read 150-300Ω).
6. Test water filter presence switch continuity – should close when filter installed.
7. If all components test good, main control board W10868991 has failed water valve driver – replace board and reprogram.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F01
Problem: Main electronic control board failure or motor control circuit error

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Disconnect power at circuit breaker for safety.
2. Remove rear panel to access control board.
3. Inspect board for burnt components, bulging capacitors, or scorch marks.
4. Check motor wiring harness for damage or loose connections at both motor and board.
5. Test motor windings with multimeter (should read 2-6 ohms between terminals).
6. If motor tests good and wiring intact, replace main control board WPW
7. Reconnect all harnesses securely before reassembly.
8. Restore power and run diagnostic cycle to verify repair.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F02
Problem: User interface control board communication failure or stuck keypad

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Power off dryer and unplug from outlet.
2. Open top panel by removing screws along rear edge and sliding panel backward.
3. Locate user interface board behind control panel.
4. Disconnect all ribbon cables and wiring harnesses.
5. Inspect for moisture damage, corrosion, or burnt traces on board.
6. Test individual keypads with multimeter in continuity mode—press each button to verify proper contact closure.
7. If any keypad shows continuous continuity (stuck), clean contacts with electronic contact cleaner.
8. If cleaning fails or board shows damage, replace interface board WPW
9. Reconnect all harnesses ensuring proper orientation of ribbon cables.
10. Power on and test all functions.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F03
Problem: Front/inlet thermistor open circuit or short circuit

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Unplug dryer and remove front lower panel (typically 2-3 screws at bottom).
2. Locate thermistor WP35001191 mounted near blower housing inlet.
3. Disconnect wiring harness from thermistor terminals.
4. Set multimeter to resistance mode and measure across thermistor leads at room temperature (70°F/21°C).
5. Expected reading: 10k-12k ohms. Open circuit (infinite resistance) or short circuit (near zero ohms) indicates failure.
6. Remove mounting screw securing thermistor to housing.
7. Install new thermistor WP35001191, ensuring sensor tip makes full contact with air stream.
8. Reconnect wiring harness securely.
9. Reinstall panel and run test cycle monitoring temperature readings if available in diagnostic mode.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F04
Problem: Exhaust thermistor failure or restricted airflow triggering thermal protection

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Disconnect power and remove rear panel of dryer.
2. Locate exhaust thermistor mounted on exhaust duct near heater assembly.
3. Disconnect wiring harness and measure resistance with multimeter at room temperature.
4. Expected reading: 10k-12k ohms at 70°F. Replace if reading is outside 5k-20k ohm range.
5. Before replacing thermistor, inspect entire vent system: remove lint screen, check for blockages in flexible hose behind dryer, verify exterior vent flap operates freely.
6. Clean blower wheel housing of lint buildup using vacuum and brush.
7. Replace thermistor WP3392519 if faulty—remove mounting screw and install new sensor ensuring proper seating in duct wall.
8. Reconnect wiring and reassemble.
9. Test with short cycle while monitoring exhaust temperature (should reach 135-155°F for cotton cycles).
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 13, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F05
Problem: Thermal fuse blown due to overheating from restricted airflow or failing heating element

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Disconnect power at circuit breaker.
2. Remove rear panel to access blower housing.
3. Locate thermal fuse WP3392519 mounted on blower housing (small white component with two wires).
4. Disconnect wires and test for continuity with multimeter—no continuity indicates blown fuse.
5. BEFORE replacing fuse, diagnose root cause: inspect entire vent system for blockages, check blower wheel for lint buildup or damage, verify drum rotates freely (bearing failure increases motor load causing overheating).
6. Test heating element for grounded windings (should show no continuity between element terminals and metal housing).
7. Replace thermal fuse WP
8. Also replace high-limit thermostat WP3392914 as preventive measure since both fail from same overheating event.
9. Reassemble and test with vent disconnected temporarily to verify proper operation before reconnecting full vent system.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 12, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F06
Problem: Motor thermal overload tripped due to excessive load or failing motor

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Unplug dryer and remove front panel to access drum and motor.
2. Manually rotate drum—should turn smoothly with moderate resistance. Excessive drag indicates bearing failure or foreign object obstruction.
3. Remove belt and rotate drum again—if still difficult to turn, inspect drum rollers, idler pulley, and felt seals for wear/damage.
4. With belt removed, test motor by powering dryer briefly (CAUTION: keep hands clear)—motor should start immediately and run smoothly.
5. If motor hums but won’t start, test start capacitor WP3392519 (typically 5-8 MFD) with capacitance meter.
6. If motor runs but overheats quickly, test motor windings for proper resistance (2-6 ohms main winding, 4-8 ohms start winding).
7. Replace faulty component: motor WPW10438706 ($
8. if windings failed, or capacitor WP3392519 ($
9. if weak.
10. Reinstall belt with proper tension (idler pulley should deflect 1/2-3/4 inch when pressed).
11. Test full cycle monitoring for overheating.
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 12, 2026
How to Fix Maytag Dryer Error F07
Problem: High-limit thermostat tripped due to overheating condition

How to Fix Dryer Error
1. Disconnect power and remove rear panel.
2. Locate high-limit thermostat WP3392914 mounted on heater housing (typically near heating element terminals).
3. Disconnect wiring harness and test for continuity with multimeter—no continuity indicates tripped/open thermostat.
4. Inspect heater assembly for grounded element (element touching housing) which causes continuous heating.
5. Check thermal fuse WP3392519 on blower housing—replace if blown (indicates severe overheating event).
6. Verify blower wheel is intact and rotating properly (cracked wheel reduces airflow causing overheating).
7. Replace high-limit thermostat WP
8. Reconnect wiring ensuring terminals are fully seated.
9. Before reassembly, clean entire exhaust path including lint screen housing and blower wheel.
10. Test dryer with vent disconnected for first cycle to verify proper cycling (heater should cycle on/off every 45-60 seconds).
Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
February 12, 2026