Repair FAIL: MAYTAG Washer User Interface Control Board Corrosion Fix - Error Code F5E1
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- Repair FAIL: MAYTAG Commercial Technology Model MVWB765FW0 Top Loading Washing Machine User Interface Control Board Corrosion Fix - Error Code F5E1
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NOTE: This fix didn't work for my washer, but it apparently worked for others. I would have replaced the User Interface Control Panel Board, but I didn't want to spend $300 more on this washer. It has not been very reliable. I thought the MAYTAG name would prevent regular issues, but I was wrong.
I bought a new GE. I also considered an LG and a Samsung. The are all highly reviewed.
My previous washer was a Whirlpool which is apparently made by the same company that makes MAYTAG. I experienced similar problems with that washer. I will not buy from that product family again.
You are wrong sir. ThT washer does have know if the lid is open. There is a magnet in the lid. When closed it pulls a piece of metal in the lid lock and closes the circuit
There may be models that have that switch, but this one did not. I could simulate the lid closed while it was actually open using the lid lock contacts.
I have the same washer. I had to reflow the solder on the control panel board to get it to stop shutting off randomly.
Which part of the control board?
@@s.whitaker1120 I just did the ICs
Thanks for the help. This is our exact maytag model and we are getting F5 error. Any help on how to check in diagnostic mode you mention? We don't see E1, just F5. Thanks again.
All F5 codes have to do with the lid or lid lock. In my case, the lid did not have a switch that indicates whether it is open or closed. However, the error I got indicated that the lid was open, but the lid was closed and the controller had no way of knowing that it was open or closed. The lid lock tested fine, so I know it wasn't the lid lock. I actually replaced the lid lock previously because it failed due to corrosion from moisture from the washer. The controller had corrosion from moisture which most likely caused my issue. Getting the technician manual was very helpful for me.
How did you get this washer into diagnostic mode? I have the same washer and can't get it into diagnostic mode.
Sorry, I can't remember how I got into it. I think I have another video where I talked about getting into it. But I found out how to access it from someone else's video.
Thanks I ended up figuring it out
The washer is a piece of junk, replaced board and control board but did not work. Expecting insurance to replace it.
Was there any light in the display? I picked one up for $20 bucks expecting it to be a easy fix but the display won’t light up.
You have to press and hold the start button
Also try not washing your big squishmallow in there. They'll jam it up.
Has anyone fixed this issue? I'm showing f5 e1 which is a lock issue. I also had f3 e2 which I replaced the inlet valve and the error went away. Cleaned the control unit still nothing.
you forget a water level conect. the pipe line
Piece of crap washer, I have to add 5-10 gallons of water to wash my damn clothes. I will never buy Maytag again!
I agree. I bought Maytag for the name and it was as much of a piece of junk as my previous Whirlpool. I bought GE this time and paid a little more, but so far I am pleased.
Yeah never buyer a water saver again - I swear the comforters have to be wet before I load the washer so they weigh more
Ever figure it out? Having the same exact issue, new control board and new control panel did not fix. 🤬
Sorry, I didn't. I could have bought a new control board to fix it, but my wife was tired of fooling around with it and didn't want to spend any more money on it. I was tired of it, too. The MAYTAG name was not worth it. This thing was a poor design, and I was fixing something on it regularly. I bought a GE based on reviews instead of what was on sale this time.
@@mchenrykramer How new was the lid switch? I have had my washer for less than a year and having the same issue. I bought a new lid switch which I should receive and install tomorrow, fingers crossed
@@rudycom5 it was less than 2 years old. Such a poor design
@@mchenrykramer It is, there is no excuse for an appliance to not even make it two years. My wife bought it so I know she's going to be mad but I'm already looking for a new washer
The lid switch fixed it immediately, now I wonder how long it will last
the most economical solution is to make a Jumper on the blocking plate
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