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See the complete diagnostic manual link for your model below. Go to page #21 for ice maker diagnostics. You must be logged in to see the manual link. Matt Ace technician

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Hi. I have attached a service manual on a similar unit for your. I am not finding a ER 10 error code for this unit. Please double check the error.

HI. I have attached a wiring diagram as well as the service manual for you.

Hi. I have attached the service manual on this unit for you. Do you get any error codes? I do not see a way of entering any type of diagnostic mode on this uni to do any test cycle or retrieve any error codes. Without an error code present in may make things difficult to diagnose. Usually when I see washer do what you are describing, they are trying to rebalance an off balance load. Try the spin cycle with an empty machine and see if it does the same thing. Check your shocks and for a loose basket which could indicate bad bearings.

Hi. I have attached a service pointer on this issue for you as well as the tech sheet. IF you have no power at all then the control cavity fuse is most likely faulty. If you have no heat from bake or broil then your Thermal fuse on the rear of the unit is most likely bad. Both of these could have gone bad at the same time during the self clean. The tech sheet shows how to test these components and where they are located. Once you replace the faulty fuses the door should unlock. In most cases you need to get the door unlocked to get to the mounting screws before you can uninstall the unit. This has to be done to be able to gain access to any of the ovens components. So, if you ever do need to open either door when they are locked, you will need a small “L” shaped sturdy object. You will need to fit this between the door and the frame. Starting on the right side slide it over to push the door lock to the left to unlock the door while you pull the door open. I have used a small hack saw blade that i bent in to the right shape or a pick tool.

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