To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH won't start but the start/pause light is flashing?
If your Whirlpool Washer isn't starting, but the Start/Pause light is flashing, ensure the appliance door is properly closed, and the child lock is not engaged. Also, verify that the programme hasn't been inadvertently changed and that the water tap is turned on. If the tap is off, turn it on and press the Start/Pause button.
Why are the final spin results poor on my Whirlpool Washer?
If the final spin results are poor on your Whirlpool Washer, and the laundry is still too wet, try adding more items and repeating the spin cycle. Also, make sure you're using the correct amount of detergent and check if the spin speed has been reduced.
How to stop a Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH Washer from vibrating during the spin cycle?
To stop a Whirlpool Washer from vibrating during the spin cycle, verify that the appliance is level and solidly installed on all four feet. Also, ensure that the transit bolts have been removed from the back of the washing machine before using it.
Why is there a water inlet fault with my Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH Washer?
If you're experiencing a water inlet fault with your Whirlpool Washer, check the following: Ensure the water tap is fully open and that the water supply pressure is adequate. Inspect the water inlet hose for any kinks. Also, check the mesh filter between the tap and the hose to ensure it is clean. Lastly, verify that the water supply hose isn't frozen. After checking these, reconnect the appliance to the electrical supply, reselect the desired program and press the Start/Pause button again to continue the program (without adding detergent).
How to troubleshoot a draining fault on a Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH Washer?
To troubleshoot a draining fault on your Whirlpool Washer, check if the drain hose is kinked. Before draining, allow the wash water to cool down. Also, check if the drain hose is frozen. Reconnect the appliance to the electrical supply, reselect the desired programme, and press the “Start/Pause” button again to continue with the programme (do not add detergent for this programme).
What causes a Water Stop fault in a Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH Washer?
A Water Stop fault in a Whirlpool Washer can be caused by too much foam or a leak in the appliance, causing water to run into the water tank. In case of too much foam, switch off the appliance by turning the programme selector to the “ ” position, unplug the appliance and turn off the tap. In case of a leak, tilt the appliance forwards carefully to allow the collected water to flow out; plug the washing machine in again and turn on the tap; reselect the desired programme and press the “Start/Pause” button (there is no need to add additional detergent). The programme will continue.
What to do if my Whirlpool Washer stops during the program?
If your Whirlpool Washer stops during a program, check the following: * See if the Rinse Hold lamp is on; if so, press the button again to terminate this option. * Ensure another program hasn't been selected; if it has, reselect the desired program and press the Start/Pause button. * If the Start/Pause lamp is off, press the Start/Pause button. * The appliance safety system may have been activated.
Why are detergent and additives incorrectly washed in my Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH?
If detergent and additives are not being correctly washed in your Whirlpool Washer, check if the detergent dispenser inserts are correctly located. Also, ensure that enough water is being supplied; the mesh filters in the water connection could be blocked.
What to do if there's no water pressure in my Whirlpool AWM 9100 GH with a safety hose?
If your Whirlpool Washer with a safety hose has no water or insufficient water pressure, it might be because the safety valve has opened (indicated by a red indicator in the safety valve inspection window). In this case, replace it with a new safety hose.
Ensure the machine is installed on a solid, level floor and adjust the feet for stability.
Ensure electrical connections are made by a qualified electrician according to regulations.
Checks for power, program selection, and door closure when the appliance won't start.
Troubleshooting steps when the programme stops unexpectedly, checking indicator lights.
Addresses 'FH' error for no water or insufficient pressure, checking taps, hoses, and filters.
Troubleshoots 'FP' error for draining issues, checking drain hose kinks or freezing.
Handles 'F4' to 'F21' errors indicating electrical system issues.
Addresses 'FA' error from water stop system, possibly due to foam or leaks.
Detailed steps to remove transit bolts using provided tools and seal the holes.
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