Why does my Kenmore Elite 110.2108200 always fill with hot water?
- SSherry RobinsonSep 12, 2025
If your Kenmore Washer always fills with hot water, check the temperature sensor.
Why does my Kenmore Elite 110.2108200 always fill with hot water?
If your Kenmore Washer always fills with hot water, check the temperature sensor.
Model Number | 110.2108200 |
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Type | Top Load Washer |
Color | White |
Energy Star Certified | Yes |
Width | 27.5 inches |
Height | 43 inches |
Brand | Kenmore |
Dimensions (H x W x D) | 43 x 27.5 inches |
ESD can damage electronic control assemblies. Use anti-static measures.
Essential checks before servicing include power, fuses, water supply, and using a VOM/DVM.
Corrosion on connectors is the most common cause for control failure.
Indicates washer lost power during a cycle. Press START or STOP/CANCEL to clear.
Excessive water tripped flood switch. Press STOP/CANCEL to clear.
Control failed to save cycle info during power failure. Press STOP/CANCEL to clear.
Water fill time exceeds 10 minutes. Valves turn off. Press STOP/CANCEL to clear.
Breakdown in communication between controllers. Unit beeps once. Check serial communication.
Takes over 5 minutes to pump out water. Press STOP/CANCEL to clear.
Motor controller senses current limit trip. Returns to standby. Press STOP/CANCEL.
Unrecoverable off-balance condition. Lid switch must be opened to redistribute load.
Tests activated by 'Key Dance' sequence within 5 seconds. STOP/CANCEL stops tests.
Tests water valves using specific touchpad sequences and observing control actions.
Tests drive motor nutation, recirculation, and fill valves. Self-terminates after 3 minutes.
Tests spin and drain functions. Activates 60-rpm spin and drain for 40 seconds.
Checks drive motor (nutate/spin), fill valves, and pump motor. Self-terminates after 2 minutes.
Provides resistance values for drive motor, pump motor, and electronic components.
Tests keypad and LED functionality. Pressing touchpads should produce a beep.
Illustrates the electrical connections between machine control, motor control, and other components.
Lists common issues like no power, won't start, won't dispense, and their potential causes.
References specific tests for electrical supply, valves, motor, and other components.
Checks for proper voltage at outlet, power cord, and machine controller connections.
Tests voltage to valves, electrical connections, and valve resistance.
Checks power to motor controller, connections, and fuse. Tests motor controller board.
Measures resistance of drive motor windings to identify open circuits or winding issues.
Checks touchpad functionality by measuring resistance when each touchpad is pressed.
Tests water inlet relays, temperature sensor, and control board for temperature accuracy.
Tests pressure switches and their effect on water fill and potential overfill conditions.
Checks pump motor windings and connections for proper drain and recirculation functions.
Instructions for removing and replacing the main electronic control board.
Instructions for removing and replacing the motor control board.