Frigidaire Washer No High-Speed Spin Control Board Swap & Belt Replacement FRFW3700LW0 137005005(NH)

My Electrolux / Frigidaire FRFW3700LW0 (or just FRFW3700L) front-loading washer stopped going into high-speed spin. This is the same machine on which I removed, explained and replaced the door-latch in this video • How To Test Or Bypass ... a year ago. Well, not it's not the door latch, it's the control board, so I guess I'd better go in and replace it. Along the way I mistakenly pull out the MOTOR control board, because I am an idiot. I also replace the main drive belt, the water inlet filters, and put the fear into my long-suffering wife. Enjoy.
The washer FRFW3700LW0
The "User Control & Display Board" 137005005 or 137005005NH (I found out the difference!)
The Motor Control Board 5304504863
The Drive Belt 134051003
00:00 - Intro
02:23 - Getting Into The Back
05:25 - Removing The Back Panel
06:22 - Removing The Motor Control Board 5304504863
08:13 - Opening The Motor Control Board Case & Wiring Harnesses
10:04 - Motor Control Board Tour
11:15 - Taking The Dryer Off The Washer
13:14 - Removing The User Control & Display Board 137005005
16:19 - Remove Door Switch 1317632 / Testing Door Wiring
21:09 - UI Board Tour & Diagnosis
23:13 - 137005000 vs 137005000NH Part Numbers & Ordering
24:24 - Reassembly
25:09 - Removing Water Inlet Water Filters
25:30 - Does it work? Using Diagnostic Mode To Pre-Test
26:50 - Replacing The Drive Belt 134051003
29:13 - Putting The Washer Back On Top Of The Dryer
30:08 - Aneurysm Hose Replacement
30:30 - Costs & Close

[@junqueboi387]

I like how your wife gave it a go with no fuss! Nice editing. DIY videos like yours are my favorite thing to watch on The Tube. Merry Christmas.

[@gkukuk]

Thanks! We have the same washer, I used your last washer video to successfully replace our washer's door switch. Now I will know what to do next time the washer breaks!

[@makmelaf]

I had basically the same washer purchased in 2006. Just replaced it with a new one. Got alot of use out of the old girl. If you want that washer to use more water, stick a phillips screwdriver in the center of that water pressure switch at the front-right corner and turn full turn clockwise. That's enough to add about a gallon extra to the wash/rinse cycles.

[@WardCo]

Oooo. So wrong and delicious!

[@mackfisher4487]

Clean clothes one of life's simple pleasures. Now it's time to play with the old board.

[@danielrobinson9396]

What a magnificent woman!

[@WardCo]

Indeed, sir!

[@ronicahesbon4861]

Please tell me how to do a diagnostic on this washer please.

[@WardCo]

I should have linked this in the description. Here you go. youtube.wardco.com/frigidaire_washer_tech_sheets.pdf