To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Whirlpool CAE2793BQ power up?
If your Whirlpool Washer won't power up, with no operation or status LEDs, it could be due to several reasons: * There's no power to the washer. Check the outlet, circuit breakers, fuses, and junction box connections. * There's a connection problem between the AC plug and the main control. Inspect the AC power cord for continuity.
What to do if my Whirlpool CAE2793BQ Washer won't fill with water?
If your Whirlpool Washer isn't filling, here are a few things to check: * Make sure water is supplied to the washer by checking the connections and verifying that both hot and cold water supplies are turned on. * Inspect the water valve or hoses for any plugged filters or screens. * Ensure the drain hose is installed correctly.
Why won't my Whirlpool Washer agitate?
If your Whirlpool Washer isn't agitating, consider the following potential causes: * Check if the water is covering the impeller. * See if the lid lock is showing as open during the cycle. * Verify that the drive belt is not damaged. * Check the harness connections between the main control and drive system. * Tachometer problem: No tub movement or tub speed out of normal range (obstruction/belt/motor).
Why won't my Whirlpool CAE2793BQ Washer spin?
If your Whirlpool Washer isn't spinning, here are some potential reasons: * Check if the lid lock is showing as open during the cycle. * Verify that the drive belt is not damaged. * Check harness connections between main control and drive system. * Tachometer problem: No tub movement or tub speed out of normal range (obstruction/belt/motor).
General| Brand | Whirlpool |
|---|---|
| Model | CAE2793BQ |
| Type | Top Load Washer |
| Color | White |
| Agitator | Yes |
| Wash Cycles | 12 |
| Spin Speed | 700 RPM |
| Energy Star Certified | No |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Width | 27.5 inches |
| Height | 43 in |
| Depth | 27 inches |
Details precautions for handling sensitive electronics to prevent damage from static discharge.
Outlines the specific sequence of knob movements to enter diagnostic test modes.
Explains how to access and interpret fault codes using status LEDs.
Details the automatic test for verifying major washer functions.
Explains how to test individual component outputs using the control knob and start button.
Specifies when and how to perform calibration after component replacement or relocation.
Identifies fault codes visible to the customer via specific LED patterns.
Continues the list of fault/error codes with their descriptions and troubleshooting procedures.
Details the functions tested, required status LEDs, and estimated times for the Quick Overview Test.
