Random 10 common Major Appliance Problems With Parts Pictures

On thing I have learned as a WP tech for some models the service manual does not explain the error code has to be reset to get unit to operate for dryers normally the tech sheet is up in the control panel

Tilt the washer back and support it with wood blocks so you can remove the kick panel screws and get the tech sheet from inside.

F/01 is an EEPROM error on the CCU. A power glitch may cause this error; unplug washer or disconnect power for two minutes. If broken, then you'll need a new CCU-- not a rare event on this washer.
s there a link to the diagnostic test for the washer? I found the one for the dryer here:
http://fixitnow.com/wp/2007/06/19/whirlpool-duet-sport-dryer-diagnostics-and-fault-codes/

E1 is an open thermistor. The thermistor lives on top of the blower housing. Get to it by removing the bottom quarter panel. Get to it by removing the bottom quarter panel.
http://fixitnow.com/2005/03/appliance-repair-revelation-peek.htm
http://www.repairclinic.com/referral.asp?R=154&N=548392
part link above.
http://www.servicematters.com/docs/wiring/Tech%20Sheet%20-%208558723.pdf
tech link above, circuit diagram.

Hi, Error E1 indicates a thermistor failure. The dryer will not operate if the exhaust temperature drops below 18 degrees F. or exceeds 250 degrees F. When the thermistor circuit is open (>50K ohms), the error code E1 flashes in the display.
Normal thermistor resistance values: 60 degrees F. - 15.3K ohms. 70 degrees F. - 11.9K ohms. 80 degrees F. - 9.2K ohms.
Take the top off the dryer and inside you'll find the "tech sheet." It has instructions for removing the front panel and locating the thermistor.

E1 or E2 Thermistor Failure

The dryer will not operate if the exhaust temperature drops below 18 degrees F. or exceeds 250 degrees F.

When the thermistor circuit is open (>50K ohms), the error code E1 flashes in the display.

When the thermistor circuit is shorted (<500 ohms), the error code E2 flashes in the display.

Normal thermistor resistance values:
60 degrees F. - 15.3K ohms.
70 degrees F. - 11.9K ohms.
80 degrees F. - 9.2K ohms.

Take the top off the dryer and inside you'll find the "tech sheet." It has instructions for removing the front panel and locating the thermistor.