Whirlpool Cabrio Washer Sensing Problem

If the whirlpool cabrio washer is sticking on sensing you may have an issue with wiring connectivity to the washer control unit.

Whirlpool cabrio washer sensing problem.

If you find the fuse has blown away replace it. If the wires are secure and not damaged you may have a bad timer control board. Use a multimeter to test its continuity. If the line fuse blows whirlpool cabrio washer won t turn on.

Washer lid locks but then unlocks so that cycles won t begin. The lcd panel on whirlpool cabrio washers displays the stages of a cleaning cycle. Check the wiring behind the control panel to be sure all wires are connected and secure. Dip a cotton swab in isopropyl rubbing alcohol.

Whirlpool washer stuck on sensing if a cycle in your washing machine cannot function properly while you are washing your clothes so the timer on your washing machine may refuse to move. The lid latch switch will not engage if it is dirty and is not making good contact to signal the washer to begin a cycle. Clean all contact areas on the lid and the washer. If your whirlpool cabrio washer is loud during the spin cycle and leaking water from the bottom you ve most likely got a bearing problem.

The thing you need to do is you can change your timer in the flushing process. Sometimes it is a series of letters and numbers. The panel also lights up like a christmas tree when there is a problem. Test them to be sure.

The most general cause for this is a torn tub seal. Check the line fuse for its continuity. If the door is not latched shut properly your washer won t start.