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Fisher & Paykel WH70F60W1 User Manual

Fisher & Paykel WH70F60W1
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FRONT LOADING WASHING
MACHINE
AWF60MD, WH60F60W1,
WH70F60W1
479607
Fisher & Paykel Appliances © 2010

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Fisher & Paykel WH70F60W1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFisher & Paykel
ModelWH70F60W1
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SPECIFICATIONS

Electric Supply

Details on voltage, frequency, power consumption, and fuse rating.

Capacity

Maximum load capacities for various fabric types and wash programs.

Door Lock

Information on lock time, unlock time, voltage, and current.

Heating Element (Double thermosfuse)

Resistance, voltage, wattage, and NTC resistance of the heating element.

NTC

Resistance specification for the NTC sensor at 25°C.

Water Valves

Pressure range and continuity check for water inlet valves.

Drain Pump

Nominal voltage, wattage, flow rate, and continuity check for the drain pump.

Motor

Type, Tacho Resistance, Wash Wattage, Spin Wattage, and resistance details.

FUNCTIONAL TEST PROGRAM

Functional Test Program 1

Steps to enter and execute the first functional test program, including sequence.

Functional Test Program 2

Functional Test Program 2

Steps to enter and execute the second functional test program, including sequence.

HEATER TESTING

Diagnostics

Prewash LED flashing

Fault related to control module, requiring replacement.

Main Wash LED flashing

Likely cause is a component failure.

Rinse LED flashing

Refer to "No Water" flowchart for rectification.

Conditioner LED flashing

Refer to "Unable to select a program" flowchart.

Service Mode

FAULT CODES

H1: NTC Open or Short Circuit

NTC sensor failure causing no heat; error code occurs.

H2: Heater Open Circuit

Heater open circuit causing no heat; error code occurs.

H3: Heater Always On

Fault requiring replacement of the control module.

H4: Valve Triac Short Circuit

Fault requiring replacement of the control module.

H5: Pump Open Circuit / Blocked

Describes conditions leading to pump failure or blockage.

H6: Wash Motor Triac Short Circuit

Motor triac short circuit affecting spin and drain functions.

H7: Pressure Sensor Failure

Failure of the pressure sensor leading to potential water level issues.

H11: Motor / Tacho Open Circuit

Motor or tacho open circuit preventing motor operation.

Flow Chart 1. Washing Machine Does Not Work

Check front panel LED's and connection

Troubleshooting steps for unresponsive front panel LEDs.

Check door lock switch and cable continuity

Verifying door lock switch and cable connections for proper function.

Check program selector and main PCB connections

Inspecting program selector and main PCB connections for issues.

Check power cable and main fuses

Verifying power cable and main fuses for electrical supply problems.

2. Washing Machine Doesn't Work (After Filling Step Is Performed)

Measure Motor coil resistance

Checking motor coil resistance values against specifications.

Check tacho magnet and AC voltage

Verifying tacho magnet function and AC voltage generation.

Check KN9 socket pins and aqua stop switch

Inspecting socket pins and aqua stop switch for proper contact and function.

3. Washing Machine Takes Water from Wrong Compartment of Detergent Drawer

Check valve connections

Verifying correct wiring of the water inlet valves.

Reconnect cables properly or change Main PCB

Rectifying connection errors or replacing the main PCB.

4. No Heat

Ensure NTC socket and pressure sensor hose are clear

Checking NTC socket and sensor hose for blockages or damage.

Measure NTC resistance

Testing NTC resistance at ambient temperature for accuracy.

Measure heater resistance

Checking heater resistance to ensure it's within the specified range.

5. Not Draining

Check pump motor and filter

Verifying pump motor operation and cleaning the pump filter.

Check drain hose and continuity

Inspecting drain hose condition and pump terminal continuity.

6. Unable to select a program

Check program selector resistance

Measuring program selector resistance against the provided list.

Check program selector and main board connections

Verifying connections between the program selector and the main board.

7. Spinning When Washing

Check motor coil resistance and tacho

Measuring motor coil resistance and verifying tacho functionality.

Check tacho magnet and AC voltage

Inspecting tacho magnet and measuring generated AC voltage.

8. No Water

Check taps, filter, and valve connections

Verifying tap status, filter condition, and valve wiring.

Check 220V supply to valves

Measuring 220V supply at the main PCB and valves for operation.

9. LED Blinking

Check Conditioner LED blinking

Refer to "Not able to select any program" for this failure.

Check Rinse LED blinking

Refer to "No Water" page for this failure.

Check Main Wash LED blinking

Component malfunction, requires Service Mode and fault code check.

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