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hum lock switch may be defective test with a multimeter or the control board is not communicating with the switch check ur wire connections and the control board circuit for burns and cinges
There is a clear plastic hose that runs from the load selection switch to the side of the washer drum. This hose connects the fill sensor to the load switch. without it being in good condition and connected properly the washer won,t get a signal that it's full.
look on the corners of the control panal you should see two scres on the corners, front r back
depends on the model... if you dont see any
you may need to pell the end caps off the control panal, dont wory they will snap off and on
remove those screws, the roll the control panel up and over the back
when thats off you will see two snap clips on either side of the cabinet and a wire plug ususally with a tan and white wire but dont quote me
pull those two clips off remember how they sat
take a picture if need be.....
once3 you have the clips off and the wire plug pull the whole cabinbet forward,
you will now have acess to the pump unit
remove trims from edges of control panel
remove screws from under trims
rais and flip control panel over backwards(hinged at top) do not dislodge air hose to level sensor
remmove brass clips from washer body top, not position for reinstall
disconnect lid switch connector cable
lift and remove entire body
turn upsidie down
yes
facing the washer locates the two screws. They will either be in the front or rear of the control panel or back them out far as you can. Once you have done that pull the control panel slightly forward, and tilt it back on the hinges. Now unplug the lid switch wire but don't forget to plug it back when you’re done. Next locate at the rear of the washer body the two gold clips then push forward, and take careful note of how they fit. Then pop them out with a screw driver tilt the washer body forward at 45 degree angel and walk forward with the body, and set it down. then you can acess the lid switch
assuming that the model is correct lsq9549, and you can see where the lid switch is mounted, (rt side midway under lid.w/2 phillips screws). the other plug in end is located under main console, which is acessed by loosening 2 phillips screws directly behind each corner of control panel, look over the top into each corner youll see them, after loosening them the front console will tip back giving you acess to the wire harness
F 06 cose for faulty motor controller. reomove lower acess panel adn ck for good wire connections (board is in rt front corner) check wiring harness to lower control board,. sometimes a glitch( it is a computer after all). try unplugging unit fro 2 min . if not replace motor control board
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