Steve Johnson 
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Your dryer stops working or won’t start at all, showing code F01. This is a critical failure. It stands for “Primary Control Board Failure”. Essentially, the dryer’s brain has died. ⚠️ Try a Hard Reset First! Sometimes, … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer tries to spin but stops, flashing F51. This code indicates a Rotor Position Sensor (RPS) Failure. The main board cannot detect the speed or position of the motor, causing the cycle to abort. ⚠️ Check … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Your Whirlpool Cabrio (or Maytag Bravo) washer sounds like a jackhammer during the spin cycle, banging against the sides and flashing uL (Unbalanced Load). This usually means the Suspension Rods have worn out. ⚠️ It’s Not the … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer stops with water still in the drum, flashing F21. This code stands for “Long Drain”. It means the washer tried to pump the water out for 8 minutes but couldn’t finish the job. ⚠️ Don’t … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer refuses to start or locks the door immediately, flashing F35 (or sometimes “Sud”). This code stands for “Analog Pressure Sensor Failure”. The main computer (CCU) cannot detect the water level correctly. ⚠️ Warning: Do Not … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The spin cycle starts, and suddenly your washer sounds like a jackhammer. It bangs against the wall, “walks” across the floor, and stops with F0 E5 flashing. This code stands for “Unbalanced Load”. The computer detected dangerous … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer stops mid-cycle, usually before a spin, and flashes F1 E2. This code stands for “Motor Control Unit (MCU) Error”. The main computer (CCU) is trying to talk to the motor driver (MCU), but there is … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer completes the wash cycle, but the clothes are soaking wet. Or, it makes a grinding noise and stops. The display flashes F7 E5. This code stands for “Shifter Fault”. The computer is trying to shift … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The washer fills, starts to spin, and then suddenly stops with a jerk. The display flashes F06. This code stands for “Drive Motor Tachometer Error”. Essentially, the main computer is sending power to the motor, but the … Read more
Note: This guide is based on verified repair protocols. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. You press the power button, lights flash erratically, or the washer stops mid-cycle with F6 E3. This stands for “Serial Communication Error”. Essentially, the User Interface (the buttons you press) and the Main Control Board (the computer) … Read more
