Sansung wf361bvbewr/a2 not filling on Normal/Heavy Duty cycles - all others work

Title pretty much says it all. It works fine - hot, cold or other in every cycle but normal and heavy duty. I double checked the hoses/drain/etc based on all I could find here and through google.
I'm guessing I need to replace the main pcb board. Any other ideas first?

Thanks,
Tom

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Affinity Starts, fills, unlocks, then pauses and won't restart.

Affinity front load washer (FAFW4011LWO)

Issue: Machine will start a cycle, door locks, water runs and fills, drum turns for a minute or so then stops, the machine sits for a second, then the door unlocks and pause screen comes up. After that, it won't run at all, or drain, until I leave it unplugged for a while. If I start it up again, it will drain effectively, but repeats the same cycle again.

What I've Tried:

- Cleaned out the tub-to-pump drain hose. There were some coins inside, but water seemed to flow freely.
- Visually Checked water flow from hoses. Pressure appears normal.
- Checked the screens on the intakes. Clean.
- Replaced the control board. I probably shouldn't have spent so much money on a crap shoot, but, I gambled and lost. This didn't solve the issue.
- Checked error codes. The first few times I did this I got E11, which is what made me check the intakes and hoses. ( I did not test the pump.) I cleared the error code, and now it just displays E00.

I thought it might be the door lock, but I can hear it engaging. Could it still be the pump, even though it does drain sometimes?

Thanks for your help.

Josh

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by hammondbeck

What is this rubber thing I found inside my washing machine cabinet?

My washer hasn't been draining properly; I just ordered a new drain pump, so we'll see if that fixes it.

But when I was looking inside the cabinet, I found this long rubber piece lying on the bottom (see pix). It's not the belt -- the belt is intact. It's also thicker and softer than the belt material. Is it a different belt? A seal? A gasket?

I also found a Tub Seal, in new condition, lying on the bottom. I have no idea how it could have gotten there, although I now wonder if I was sold a reconditioned washer that someone just carelessly left junk in.

If anyone can identify what this is, and what it might mean that I found it lying on the bottom, I would be very appreciative

Thank you.

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by Greenpointman

Whirlpool Cabrio Washer F7E1 Code

My washer just stopped working earlier today. I'm getting an error code F7E1. I ran the manual tests... the washer passed the agitation test, but failed the spin test. Then I put the washer on the "rinse & spin" cycle and it filled with water while spinning every few seconds. Once filled with water there was a clicking noise for a few minutes. Then the washer did nothing for several minutes, finally drained, did a high spin for several minutes, and then the cycle was complete.

Any ideas on what could be wrong with my washer???

I appreciate the help.

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by bhiker77

LG Washer WM0642HW not draining

Our LG WM0642HW washer gave an error code OE.

I've removed the pump and cleaned it and removed a clog from the drain line.

When I tested the washer, it fills but when it goes to the drain cycle it does not drain. If I open the manual drain line water is forced out by the pump.

I can't seem to find what else may be clogging the drain line. I disconnected the drain line one more time and flushed it with a garden hose, but when I reconnect the line the washer still does not drain.

Should I replace the pump?

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by stechkg42

LG Washer WM0642HW not drain

Our LG WM0642HW washer gave an error code OE.

I've removed the pump and cleaned it and removed a clog from the drain line.

When I tested the washer, it fills but when it goes to the drain cycle it does not drain. If I open the manual drain line water is forced out by the pump.

I can't seem to find what else may be clogging the drain line. I disconnected the drain line one more time and flushed it with a garden hose, but when I reconnect the line the washer still does not drain.

Should I replace the pump?

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by stechkg42

Black greasy buildup

I own a Maytag dishwasher (MDB6769PAW0) and we keep getting a black/brown greasy like substance built up over a period of time. To realistically keep it clean, I would have to take the inside apart monthly. If I wait longer the buildup can grow quickly.

What I have done so far. I checked to make sure my dishwasher drains. We heat the water in the sink and run the disposal before starting the washing. The dishwasher drain-line is it elevated between the dishwasher and sink. We have tried the two or three in one pods, liquid detergent, powder detergent mixed with lemi-shine. We also use a rinse-aid. The last time I cleaned the dishwasher I pulled everything I could out and cleaned with bleach. I have cleaned the drain line and replaced the feed line. I am still getting slow buildup.

We live in the pacific northwest, we don't have hard water where we live or high humidity. This was never an issue with our last dishwasher. I have replaced the heat element and my dishes come out dry, but there is water on the door and roof of the dishwasher. I have also replaced the food chopper. Before I pay for a service tech, which is about half the cost of a new dishwasher, I am hoping there something I can learn from this forum.

I am including a few photos, which show what the substance looks like. This is an more extreme example of the buildup, we don't let it get this bad anymore.

Thank you

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