We purchased the Duets around 2008-2009 and average a minimum of 3 loads of laundry per day, every day. So on one hand, I think we got our money's worth from the washer/dryer and have been pleased with the performance. About 6 months ago, we started seeing the SUDS/F35 errors intermittently and they became more and more regular. We DO NOT use too much detergent (hE and only about 1 TBS per load). Your video and information made sense. Since I have done a lot of board-level repair in the past and had the tools, I ordered the new caps. When I removed the circuit board from the machine, I was actually a little disappointed that the factory caps were not bulging at the top, a sure sign of them being bad. But I figured for only a few bucks and a little time, they were worth replacing anyway. Unfortunately, they did not fix the issue. In fact, after replacement, the errors happened EVERY load instead of sporadically. I broke down and purchased the analog pressure switch and that did fix the problem. So my advice is to others is to look at the caps first. If they are bulging at the top, replace them. If not, then the easier bet would be to check/clean the black hose that connects to the APS and if that doesn't work, then replace the APS, especially if you do not have any electronics experience. But before doing either of these options, do check the drain screen. That is the easiest and least expensive item to check/correct first. Good luck! I'm pleased that without a service call, I spent $85 total on a machine that looks new inside and out, but has done thousands upon thousands of loads of wash over 6+ years and seems to continue to go on strong. However, based on all the internet buzz and APS failures, I think that this part should had been a manufacturer recall. FWIW, I purchased the Whirlpool factory part from Amazon (Parts4sale) with free shipping and it arrived in 3 days without priority shipping.

Awesome, thanks for this video, I bought level pressure sensor and wasted a lot time, almost give up. Finally my washer working now. You save a lot money for me, I’m appreciate.

After spending couple of hundreds dollars on pressure sensor and still showing F35 code. Didn't know what else to do and then we found you. Ordered the caps as you specified, replaced it and it's working again.Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You saved us a lot of $$$$.

This $2 fix worked perfectly! Thank you so much for the video! De-soldering the bad capacitors was a pain though, I don't know what metal they use for the solder, but my cheap-O 30W iron would not melt it for the life of me! Ended up using brute force to tore off the old capacitor and solder the new ones to the left-over studs, haha. Ugly but to my amazement, it worked! Even put back the old analog pressure switch I had replaced as a first attempt, and everything still works! Thanks a lot!

Never comment on these things but this really worked! $4 in parts some time with a friend who knew how to solder and presto! Very simple - probably the hardest part was getting the CPU housing out of frame - be patient. The 16V Capacitor I used was a little larger but I made it fit. Brilliant!

Thanks, Jarred! 2 x 43 cents for the capacitors. My local appliance store wanted $350 to replace the APS in my 2009 WFW9500. We weren't going to sink that kind of dough into a 7 yo machine. So my wife agreed to let me try Jarred's recommendation. I'm a 65-yo desk jockey with arthritic fingers and limited skills, even had to go out and buy a soldering iron. The solders look awful, but it all works!

Just followed his directions today - changed out the 2 capacitors - the old one's were bulged as he said they would be....BTW - got the Suds error code - last time we spent $150 for the sensor part....This time less than $10!!!! AND......IT WORKS!!!! Thank You Jarred!!!

Thanks! I was about to give up hope after tearing the whole machine apart, cleaning everything and even replacing the sensor, which was probably just fine. I replaced the capacitors and the machine now runs perfectly. Jarred rocks!

Great video. Both caps were inflated like you said. Tested both on multimeter. One completely open, the other only putting out 1100uF. You saved my inlaws from buying a new washer. Thanks from Rhode Island. You the man!!!

This worked for our machine. It was giving us the F35 error. When I took it apart to access the CCU, I could see the two capacitors were bulging out at the top. Bought 5 16V replacements, but had a VERY hard time desoldering the old ones. Eventually I got them out, but I'm surprised I didn't damage the board. Replaced the caps, put everything back together, ran the self test, and our washing machine was fixed! Thank you so much for the video (and all the comments). I never could have diagnosed the problem, but I was able to fix it!

@jarredjohnson3486

8 жыл бұрын

Awesome

2 years ago replaced pressure sensor switch, which at the time fixed my F35 code. However, this time after getting same error, and new switch did zero, replaced capacitors and all is right with the world! Thank you for this video!

This worked for us thank you , we recently moved in our new home where we inherited a pair of whirlpool washer/dryer combo , washer is the Duet steam 2 weeks in we started getting the SUD F35 error , tried cleaning drain plug didn`t work , called whirlpool only to find out it was out of warranty , and it would cost a ridiculous amount to get a tech out , saw this video on you tube ,bought the caps for dirt cheap solder it myself . and it worked , just as Jarred described . Thanks Again

I want to THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing this video!!!! All I can say is HOLY SHIT! I tried checking everything from every other video that has been posted to youtube!. I pulled my CCU and saw that the CCU had bad caps and I knew what bad caps looked like from dealing with other stuff. Not trying to knock you but you could have done a little better explaining the capacitors and why they fail,etc along with removing the CCU stuff... But I cannot complain as IMO you saved me a shit ton of money! In total this repair cost me about 30 bucks... I spent maybe 10 on ordering caps from amazon. I did have help from a resource to remove and resolder the connections since my solder gun was so old I was having issues melting the solder so I gave the dude a 20 gift card to amazon. My washer now works PERFECT! In the end THANK YOU for doing this video I wish you nothing but the best for helping me and others :)

Thanks for the video... I bought a used whirlpool with f35 error code. Owner said he changed the aps with no luck. I then cleaned out the bottom catch basin, however, still no change. F35! Went to local computer store, bought the capacitors and plugged them in... you saved me 200 bucks cause I was about to buy a whole new ccu! Hardest part was figuring out how to slide the ccu out, once I slide it towards the back of the unit it came right out though. Thanks again!

Changing the capacitors is not necessarily the problem. I started with the cheapest fix first. Checked the hose for leaks by immersing in water and blowing through it, still F35. Cleaned the pressure chamber at the other end of the hose from the APS, still F35. Changed out the capacitors for $10, still the F35 code. Bought an OEM pressure switch off of ebay for $80 and now it’s fixed and working great.

Thanks Jarred ,your video just saved me I would guess 3 or 4 hundred dollars by not having to call a repairman(tech). I also had the f35 and sud codes which led me to believe it was the aps per another video so I went and bought one also.Then for some reason I decided to keep watching another video which happened to be yours and ordered the capacitors from Amazon. Well to my surprise everything seems to be on the slow boat from China. So I went and ordered th capacitors off ebay 10 for $6.85, w/ free shipping, got here in 2 days, so decided to try the capacitors while waiting for the aps. And lo and behold it fixed the problem. Don't need the 85.00 aps after all, but will have plenty of left over parts for the next times it breaks down. Thanks again for your very informative video. Regards. Dan

Absolutely awesome. Fixed my machine for $.80 instead of $300. I'm so glad you took the time to make this video. Thanks so much

Excellent sleuthing. I hope that someone from Whirlpool got this memo, because I have no doubt that many people have been turned off to Whirlpool washing machines because of this very problem and Whirlpool's inability/unwillingness to solve it. (Their "solution" was to tell people to use less detergent, which accomplished nothing apart from leaving one's laundry dirtier.)

wow, this was one of the best finds in a long time. You saved us over $700! I had replaced the water pressure sensor and the drain pump and was getting pretty frustrated. I only wish I would have found this before completing the other steps. The washer is back up and already two loads done. Thank you so much!

Thanks. this fixed me. I first replaced the pressure switch and I still had the F35 error. I bought the capacitors on eBay for $5. Electronic repair shop charged $30 to solder. Put it all back together with the old pressure switch and it now works great. thanks for the video. Even with wasting $ on non returnable pressure switch I'm way ahead of the cost of a service call and retail prices of CCU and pressure switch. probably $600 for a repair man to just swap expensive parts.

Jarred despite the fact that I have a Kenmore Elite HE5t washer I know from past experience that Sears just slaps their name on other manufacturers products. I had replaced the pressure sensor 4 years ago and when this happened again I figured...piece of cake... Very disappointing when the problem remained. You are the only one I found not tooting the horn of the pressure sensor. Kudos to you! Was tricky removing the CCU on my model but your repair/upgrade seems to have worked like a charm! Thank you.

@jarredjohnson3486

10 жыл бұрын

Cool man! Were the caps ever so slightly swollen?

@MrWebspark

10 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson Not that I noticed...but you might want to warn people to install these caps correctly as they have a positive and negative lead. Again...you are "Da Man"!

@jarredjohnson3486

10 жыл бұрын

Caps don't have pos neg leads, that I'm aware of. I've fixed two machines with no regard to that, so it must not matter

@MrWebspark

10 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson OH...I thought electrolytic caps did! Oops...the board even has one of the lead holes marked "+". My mistake.

@jarredjohnson3486

10 жыл бұрын

Nope, they just store and pass charge, in and out.

THIS WORKS!!! Thank you! I paid 286.00 to have a repairman come install a new pressure sensor switch. The washer worked for about a month then began its SUD and F35 error codes again. We watched your video, found an old TV repair shop and got the new capacitors. 10 bucks later and about one hour of work (easy)...I have my washer back! THANK YOU! Ps....same repairman told me the CCU could not be repaired. LOL!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Karen Stein Thanks Karen. Glad it's working!

@karenroepke6827

9 жыл бұрын

Update! It is September 14th and my washer is still running like a champ! :)

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I want to thank you and people like you who post these repair and other educational videos on KZread. We were about ready to give in on our Kenmore Elite HE5t washer. Figured as a last ditch effort I would throw a few cheap capacitors at it. I'm glad to say that so far so good. I just installed them and have ran cleaning cycle twice and diagnostic once. Hopefully this holds out and we get a few more years out of it.

This was the 2nd time I had the F35 Suds indication.. the new pressure switch did not help this time. Thank you for your video it was just the information I needed. I had to be careful when desoldering I pulled up one of the circuit leads leading to the capacitor and had to reconnect it to the board.Replaced with 2200uf16v as you recommended.... Really the hardest part was getting the CCU off the side of the washer.. and hooking up the wiring harness after all done..Im hero to my wife, but I know the credit goes to you. Thanks again.... Now All I have to do is return the pressure switch which I didn't need wish me luck with that!!!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Awesome. It's funny how $3 worth of parts can bring a machine worth $1000 to its knees.

You are the man. I was totally worried that I was going to have to spend several hundred dollars to fix my machine. I did just like said and it works perfectly. Thank you so much.

Being a player/collector of vintage guitar amps, first thing I do when I get an amp is to update the electrolytic caps, so when I came upon this video the cause identification made perfect sense to me and I knew it would be a cheap fix. So far so good, but as someone suggested, increasing the voltage rating on the caps is probably a good idea. My ebay purchase was of 4 caps so if these go bad i can just pop in the second pair and order some higher voltage units. However the recommended nichicons are pretty good, have used them before in my guitar amps, and likely will hold up better than the originals

FYI This works!! Whirlpool WFW9500TW01 I replaced the analog pressure switch and got the same F35 Suds error. I replaced the capacitors and BOOM works like a champ!

Jarred, you are correct... I found the same root cause on my Duet 2 years ago, after trying new pressure sensors. The issue is the capacitors fail, causing ripple in the power supply to the pressure sensor, which then causes the pressure sensor to give bad readings. You may find a different pressure sensor 'fixes' the issue, it's really just that some sensors may be more tolerant to supply noise. Whirlpool is costing customers a lot of money due to some cheap 50 cent capacitors they used in their design.

@Android_Warrior

9 жыл бұрын

garyrens That's what happens when you use cheap Chinese technology!

@SheriffJackCarter

9 жыл бұрын

garyrens I find it hilarious that I fixed my washer with the proper capacitors that cost 43 cents each. XD www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=UVY1C222MPDvirtualkey64700000virtualkey647-UVY1C222MPD

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My machine is running again and it only cost me several dollars to fix! You're the best!

Great advise. But make sure to check the hose from your pressure sensor. Mine had a hole in it from rubbing against the washing machine. They failed to secure it away from the moving parts.

Thanks for your knowledge. Tried to no avail the APS sensor switch, just in case. I then pulled the CCU out and there were the two bulged out 10V capacitors. I replaced them with the 2200uf 16V as you reccomended. Problem over!! I did clean the drain filter on the bottom of the machine and made 35 cents. $4.00 to repair the machine...THANKS!! By the way if you do another video give the others that will need to do this a little bit of instruction on "sliding" that damn plastic CCU cover over to get it loose from the machine. Happy New Year!!

Thanks Jarred for the advise. it work just fine. I'm pretty good at building and repair stuff but was unsure about trouble shooting front load washers..I can't thank you enough. The capacitor s were bad and once I got everything back together it worked great fine

@jarredjohnson3486

8 жыл бұрын

Good to hear!

Thank you so much. This saved me a lot of money. I replaced those two capacitors with the ones from my local frys store. 2200uF 25v.

@jarredjohnson3486

8 жыл бұрын

Congrats

Hey, just a note, the two specific capacitors to replace are the two green 2200uf 10v capacitors. DO NOT replace them part for part. Get a 16volt 2200uf capacitor. The cheap ones they installed in this unit were also not "high temp" but should have been. The new ones should be rated "high temp". The ones I bought are made by "Nichicon" - and to ease installing these, I bought a "desoldering" iron, as for circuit board work, they are way easier to negotiate the solder on nice and clean like the factory. Order the caps (capacitors) on Amazon (2200uf 16v Nichicon) get three or four in case you break one. (They cost a couple bucks each) Happy Fixing!

@BJcanal270

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam French Capacitor usually can be replace for a litte higher voltage but only if they job is to stabilize voltage if they are use to set frequency the u should replace for axact same value but never alter his Mf value

Hey, right about 2:40 the video abruptly stops just when you're explaining what to look for in the capacitors. Why did that occur? Can you please upload the full video? Thanks :-)

The video suddenly stops at 2:39 and then changes to after the install is complete. What did I miss?

oh please!!! people check the basics first, if you follow the small tube going down the right side of the tub, it goes into a plastic pressure chamber, it is likely its blocked, the the torx screw out and clean chamber area, this will cause the f35 suds code BTW im a service tech of 20+ years

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

David Carpenter I have no doubt you are a excellent service tech, however, the capacitors are the problem with this unit. This basic fix has now fixed literally hundreds of machines. You'll find out yourself when you do it.

I changed the 2 caps and went a little higher everything works great

Thank you, thank you. Thank you, thank you......I am beginning to think professional repairmen are lame, and finding genies's on the internet!!!!!

Hi Jared, thank you for sharing this video! I am about to try the capacitors next. Do you know if this would also affect the locking feature on the washer? I replaced that sensor you mentioned and I’m still getting the F 35 code or suds code. However, I’m noticing when I start a cycle my door locks, unlocks, then locks again before it will start the cycle. And at that point I get the suds or F 35 code. We’ve cleaned out all the hoses and have tired just about everything. Just wondering if you had that same issue.

Hello Jarred. Between 2:38 and 2:39 of your video, it jumps and i did not see the capacitor replacement. i don't imagine that is intentional, something happened, you are just starting to explain how to tell if a capacitor is good or bad. i have ordered the capacitors from Amazon and am hopeful you can upload a fixed video! Many thanks!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

I made a second video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXV9zJSipM6rZrg.html

Could this solution also help with an sporadic F21 and suds code? The drain pump and hoses are clean. Thanks for the video. I’m hopping this is the solution.

I have a Maytag steam 5000 series front load washer..The capacitors were bad in it like on you video.. Only problem I don't know which wires go where ?????? Help !!!!

So you just identify the bad caps visually? Will they be burnt? Solder the new ones in and your good to go? My wife is riding me about this. Please help.

Jarred, we haven't messed with my circuit board (slightly different model-- we have a H5t model -- but when we put the machine in diagnostics mode, it goes through fine. No errors. When we run a load, we get the F35/SUDs error. We have changed the Pressure sensor washer, same error. Suggestions?

this was exactly what was wrong, but in putting the ccu back I didn't take a picture of the plugs at the end, the he2, dls2, if2 and ms2 and do not know which wire's go there just need a pic, please help ??

Loved the article. Now how do you remove bthe CPU Module. I see the slots it slides on but not shure what is holding theh module from moving. Any Tips? Ron

Please show how to remove the CCU. I pulled up the retaining tab but its still not budging. Does it slide out towards the rear of the machine? Mine won't move that way.

Question: What do (y’all) think could be the cause of this problem coming back a couple weeks after a successful fix? I replaced the 2 capacitors. It turned out the pressure sensor wasn’t working either & replaced that too. Washer went back to functioning normal. A couple weeks later the SUD/f35 error is back & the machine won’t go through a cycle. The only explanation I have seen is over/mis-use of detergents, but I really don’t think that’s the issue in this case. Any feedback would be appreciated.

I am so frustrated! We have replaced the drain pump, the APS and the capacitors...we are still getting the "suds" and/or the F35 error. Any idea what else it could be?!

can you post a video on how to wire it back up once you replaced the capacitors

I to had this problem and I changed the two caps and and never had the suds problem again that was a year ago I went to a larger cap as well

Jarred, I replaced the capacitors and it works now but I don't get very much water. Doe it make a difference which way the capacitors go in, positive or negative sides?

Hi Jared, I took my CCU out and the capacitors don't have a bulged top. Do you have an image or video you could share of the the installed CCU showing the how the wires hook back up? I am having a bit of a difficult time plugging wires back in to the appropriate spot on the CCU. Also, any suggestions if the capacitors look good? I am still getting the F35 Error and the Diagnostic seems to cycle through everything just fine.

@paulwatson5256

9 жыл бұрын

Paul Watson Hi Jared, I got the CCU back in place. Just wondering if my next step should to replace analog pressure sensor if capacitors look good. Thanks!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Looking at caps isn't exactly the best way to judge if the caps are any good. Many are replacing caps regardless of appearance and the issue goes away. The caps themselves are not "smoothing" the electric current out and that produces a f35 code. I recommend replacing the caps as the manufacturers supplied caps are very poor quality

Jarred, don't these capacitors need to be discharged? What is the safest way to discharge? Thanks.

worked like a charm! Thanks!!!

Hi there i would to know what to do when a f 27 error code appears . I have a Kenmore elite HE 5t steam. thanks for the help.

Jarred, I bought the capacitors and am ready to go but can't get the ccu board off after 45 frustrating minutes. There is so much plastic that just looks ready to break. I saw the video someone posted for removal of the ccu but apparently it is a different model. I can't find any videos on removal for the wfw9500 whirlpool duet ccu. PLEASE HELP

@jarredjohnson3486

8 жыл бұрын

Okay, breathe. It's easier than it seems. The unit slides onto the metal frame, then snaps into place once a small clip of plastic falls into the hole on the metal frame locking it into place. You'll need to depress the plastic snap back & out of the way and then slide the ccu off the frame. Something very flat and blade-like will do, but take your time with it. Once you push that plastic out of the way, it's a breeze.

Is there any way to test, such as with a multimeter, to confirm if the capacitors are bad, or conversely, if the APS is bad? My soldering/electronics skills are not super great, and I'd like to verify that the APS is indeed OK before I attempt to replace caps on the CCU. It's unfortunately not clear, from what I can tell, what pin is what on the APS connector, so I am not quite sure what to probe if I were to attempt a continuity test.

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

PersistentNitrogen No need to test. It's bad on ALL units. Just replace the capacitors and you'll be on your way.

Thanks, Jarred. Our 9 yr old washer (coincidentally, a Whirlpool Duet) died. I picked up this exact washer you are working with on Craigslist for $100 - 4 yrs old, and looks brand new. I pulled the CCU - bulging capacitors. I'll replace on Saturday, and am confident I'll be good to go. I can pick up 2200μF 25V 105° locally - will 25V be OK?

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, as capacitors go, the most important thing is to match the uf rating exactly. The cap could be a 50v but not any higher than 2200uf

@yongxinsong8984

9 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson I have a problem taking CPU out. It looks stuck. I can't slide it out from right to left. Can you provide your suggestion. Thanks.

Getting ready to replace the capacitors but i have 2200uf 35v is this ok or should only use a 2200uf 16v please advise

Sounds great but where can we find the capacitors?

How do you remove the CCU plastic assembly from the unit. ? I tried to slide it to the right to remove it but no prevail :-( Anyone has a video on how to remove the CCU from the washer ? Thanks

please share a link where to buy these parts. thanks

I've been battling the F35 error for a while and am just now forcing myself to deal with it. I've ordered a pair of the 2200uf 16v capacitors and they will be here tomorrow. Seems easy enough. BUT - I don't have a SUDS error. Only the F35. Do your instructions apply to situations when it's only F35?

@charliedill9586

9 жыл бұрын

***** Jarred Johnson Adam - I sort of replaced them. My problem is that my Duet Dryer has a F70 code and my washer has the F35 code. I found Jarred's fix for the washer and went to town. Ordered the capacitors off Amazon, received them, pulled the board, managed to get the capacitors swapped out and just to be sure checked back to this page for info on diagnostic mode. That's when I discovered that I'd installed Jarred's F35 washer fix on my F70 Dryer problem. Ouch. I actually put a pair of 2200uf / 16v caps in place of a pair of 22uf / 250v caps. So at this moment I'm placing an online order at Mouser for 3 each of both types (spares ordered because they are under $1 each). I'm very hopeful that I can get the washer fixed when the caps come in. The dryer (F70) is a different issue. I'm looking on the web for a Jarred style fix that can help me avoid purchasing an expensive board.

@charliedill9586

9 жыл бұрын

***** Another quick note. No luck at Radio Shack finding either Cap. BUT, they did have a nice solder sucker (fully integrated iron with sucker) for just $15. I haven't tried it yet, but bought it.

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

IF you can find 2200uf caps in any voltage higher than 16v, they can be used for this project. Radio shack may have some that can be used, but the most important detail is the UFArad measurement.

@charliedill9586

9 жыл бұрын

?? I managed to swap the caps. Seems to have fixed the F35 error, but did get the SUD error once. For the first time - I didn't get SUD before, only F35.

Hey jarred can a person use these replacement capacitors on a Sears Kenmore Elite doing the same issue? ( suds/f35 code).... Thanx✌️

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Yes.

@jerrythecoo3295

9 жыл бұрын

Awesome!........

IT WORKS!!!!

hey I have a duet sport and I'm getting a F25 error code. can u help

I can't seem to get the ccu board out, What am I missing?

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

You will have to press the plastic tab on the grey box out of the way that mounts to the metal frame of the washer. It will slide out right to left

hello Jarred , can you help me fix w10374126 burned chip

I bought the capacitors and replaced them. Now I am not getting any power when pressing the power button at all. What could be the problem and what should I check? Please help. Thx.

@jamescampbell3099

9 жыл бұрын

Binh Luu

@Android_Warrior

9 жыл бұрын

Binh Luu Those capacitors are what we call "Polarized". make sure you match the "+" and "-" marking with the printed board.

hello image problem with my washing machine Samsung you can help me please

Thanks Jarred. Can you buy these capacitors at Lowes or Home Depot? How much do they cost?

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

No. But you can buy them on Amazon.com here: www.amazon.com/dp/B004C53SBM/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_yruAub0QXZJE5

@beckiegombert4512

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Already dropped $100 on pressure sensor and doubt I can return it. Hope this works!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

If you aren't familiar with using a soldering iron or electronics repair, please, by all means, take it to a local electronics store that can do this for you.

will this fix all codes? do you know what could go bad on It if the code is f99?

Jared how do I remove it from the washer??

amigo necesito desu ayuda com mi lavadora whirlpool duet

Jarred, I was getting the F35 error and switched out the two capacitors in question with the ones recommended by you and had them installed at a local electronics store. After I put the CCU back I had a successful diagnostic test, but the first time we actually tried to use the machine I got a suds error which I had never had followed by the F35. Any ideas?

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Todd Hmmmm. I would reset the machine by unplugging it, and plugging it back in (waiting like 20-30 secs) - Do the diagnostic again, and then immediately start a load on normal, nothing fancy. Watch it for a few moments to make sure it starts out okay. Once it goes for at least 5 minutes, it should be okay. From that point, make sure all connections, wires, and the capacitors are getting good contact. Use a volt meter for continuity.

@todd7986

9 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson Hey Jarred, A successful diagnostic test last night after unplugging the machine for about 2 minutes, but "suds" error as soon as my wife tried a normal load tonight. I do not have a volt meter and to be honest I would not know what to look for if I did. Seems like I would not have a successful diagnostic test if my connections, wires, and capacitors were not getting good contact...clearly this is not my area of expertise so I may need to just call in an "expert". I also checked the drain for the drum as was suggested in another video, but it was pretty clean. Thanks.

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Have you actually examined the device that puts out the "suds" error message? It's a small black overflow meter in the back right corner, hooked to a small black rubber tube. Take the tube off of the overflow meter and blow in it. If anything is in that line, it might cause the suds error (if actually the machine was over-sudsing)

@todd7986

9 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson I haven't checked the overflow meter. The "suds" error occurs within a minute of starting the machine and had never been a problem in the past.

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

It very well could be the APS meter.

I also had a lot of problems taking apart the CCU unit. Made a quick video on the reason why: kzread.info/dash/bejne/enuEq6mKhpmcm9o.html hope it helps. By the way, replaced both of the capacitors for 2200uf 25v and it seems to have fixed the problem.

Its just funny, that even the factory service department at whirlpool doesn't even know of this..... your not the same guy that pulls lint balls from dryers and tries to sell them on ebay?

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

David Carpenter No, of course not. Just a electronics guy with a passion for troubleshooting.

The letter on Capacitor is not a U it is M and it comes from the mesument Microfarad

@neilnajarro4332

6 жыл бұрын

arnulto, it is a sortof 'u' which is the standard symbol for micro-farad.

What about the WFW9500 with steam!

@jarredjohnson3486

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, includes that machine

por que no hace el deber y trasmite en castellano para aprender .Los que hablamos ingles.

Totally skip showing how to check the capacitors!

my frens help

Https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004C53SBM/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_yruAub0QXZJE5

@LAWZ1973

9 жыл бұрын

You are a saint.. I've done everything from cleaning the filter below, blowing in the tube that is connected to the analog sensor switch to calling a repair man out who put a tablet in the washer, ran it on a cycle, got rid of both codes till I went to actually do my first load.. BAM F35 appeared again. Grrrrr Didn't want to jump to conclusion that it's the analog switch and found your video. I'm going to cross my fingers and hope buying these capacitors work. You're the best and thank you even before I try it! lol

@binhluu1226

9 жыл бұрын

Hi Jarred, is the link correct? The description said it's for TVs. My washing machine has 'SUB' and 'F35' error message. I replaced the analog pressure sensor before and it worked for a few years. It's happening again. Thank you in advance. Product Features Value: 2200uf Voltage: 16vdc 105c High Temperature Mounting: Radial Leads Size: 12.5mm x 25 mm Compatible power and inverter board replacement parts for TVs

@LAWZ1973

9 жыл бұрын

To update, I ended up ordering the analog sensor switch and I'm happy to announce, it DID fix it. The capacitors, little miss lauri here didn't read or listen to the soldering part. Never installed them. Will have them though if I ever need them though. Bye Bye F35 & Suds error!

@LAWZ1973

9 жыл бұрын

It's just showing you examples of what the capacitors are used for. It's a computer board aka electronics so you're good to go. Your switch may of failed again though.

@SheriffJackCarter

9 жыл бұрын

Jarred Johnson Another place to get the same capacitors for a noticeably cheaper price is an actual electronics supplier. I got 4 of these from Mouser for $8.71 shipped. However, thank you for this information. Now, I can fix my washer! www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=UVY1C222MPDvirtualkey64700000virtualkey647-UVY1C222MPD