What causes noise and crackling sound in my Whirlpool Washer?
The noise and crackling sound in your Whirlpool Washer is normal noise of Washer during water draining. It can also be the normal sound during water filling or caused by hose striking on washer housing. If it is caused by hose striking on washer housing, place hose away from washer housing.
How to troubleshoot Whirlpool LCE4332PQ Washer LEDs not lighting up?
If the LEDs on the panel of your Whirlpool Washer do not light up, it could be due to several reasons. First, check for a power supply issue by turning on the house breaker or fuse, or wait for the power to be restored. A broken power cord or loose plug terminal could also be the cause, so measure continuity between the cable ends. Other potential issues include an open or shorted wiring harness or a damaged interface board (connect or replace the wiring harness, replace the interface board), a damaged electronic control board (replace the electronic board), or an open or shorted lid switch contact (check for continuity when closed and no continuity when open).
General| Brand | Whirlpool |
|---|---|
| Model | LCE4332PQ |
| Type | Top Load Washer |
| Color | White |
| Energy Star Certified | No |
| Agitator | Yes |
| Delay Wash | No |
| Quick Wash | Yes |
| Deep Fill Option | Yes |
| Spin Speed | 700 RPM |
| Width | 27 in |
| Depth | 27 in |
| Weight | 140 lbs |
| Water Level Selection | Automatic |
| Height | 43 inch |
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Details the structure and meaning of the model number.
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Shows where to find model and serial number labels.
Lists tools, parts, general requirements, location, electrical needs, and shipping prep.
Detailed steps for permanently installing the washer.
Detailed steps for installing the washer in a portable configuration.
Guides on connecting hoses, leveling, testing, and disconnecting.
Explains how the sub-interval spin and splutch assembly work.
Instructions on loading, detergent, cycles, and normal sounds.
Identifies the location of key internal components.
Steps to remove pressure switch, water inlet valves, and electronic boards.
Procedures for removing the washer basket and tub assembly.
Steps to remove the brake, gearcase, capacitor, and drive motor.
Instructions for removing the brake actuator and drain pump.
Methods for testing pressure switch and water inlet valve solenoids.
Procedures for testing motor capacitor, brake actuator, and motor.
How to test the drain pump resistance.
General checks, ESD precautions, and resistance check guidelines.
Cycle timing details and self-diagnostic failure alarm codes.
Initiating service routines, component tests, and using the troubleshooting guide.
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