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If you need any parts call our parts department at 1-800-830-5465 or order on line at http://www.savemoreonparts.com This video have linked to this post gives you basic trouble shooting for the ice maker on your unit. The first thing you want to do is verify that the ice maker is getting water into it. Here are 15 Whirlpool video’s that are very good quality. https://www.appliancevideo.com/appliances/whirlpool-gold-series/

Hi. I can help you with this error code that your washer is flashing at you. The first flash or blink of the console lights is the F and the second flash is the E part of the error code. So if on the first flash just the fill light is lit and then on the second flash the rinse and done lights come on it would be a F0 E5 error code . This error code is an off balance load error code. The washer has detected an off balance load. If clothing was not distributed evenly and the basket got off balance in the spin cycle it would cause the washer to stop and then flash this error code. Usually the you can hear the washer going off balance when this occurs. The basket most likely would have been banging against the cabinet. If it was not an off balance load you may have an issue with the suspension of the washer. Press down on the tub and let go. It should not bounce up and down more than once when pushed down. If it bounces up and down more than that you will need to check that the 4 suspension rods are in proper location at the top of the cabinet under the top panel and at the tub. If they are it there proper place you will need new suspension rods. I hope this was helpful.

Thanks for the info Tony. We don’t have the ice maker hooked up so it’s not that but I will check your other recommendation and let you know if it fixes the problem. Thanks again!

When you turn on the dryer does it give you any heat at all, most likely at the beginning of the cycle? Or does it not produce any heat at all? Typically with gas coils that are bad, you will get heat at the beginning of a cycle when the unit has not been ran for a while and has had a chance to “cool off”. Then the coils fail and do not allow heat to be produce through the rest of the cycle or for an extended period of time through the cycle until they “cool down” again.

Hello Andrea,
Replacing the element in the oven is fairly simple. First you will want to unplug the range. Next you will open the oven door and remove the racks to ease the removal and installation of the element. The element is held in place by 2 screws at the back wall of the oven cavity. Once you remove the screws, you can gently pull the element out to gain access to the wiring. The wires have flat terminals and will slide off of the element terminals (use caution to not allow the wires to go back inside the hole that they came out of. If this happens you will have to access the back of the range to get to wires). Once the old element is out, follow the given instructions in reverse order to install the new element. Hopefully this helps you!

Hi Dennis,
Based on your issue I think the most likely fix would be the gas coils. I’ll place the part number below for you to purchase and a video to show how to install. This should get you back up and running.

Hi. The model number you have listed is not valid. It looks like the last 2 digits are off. I have looked up similar model numbers. It looks like you have a Whirlpool Cabrio or Maytag Bravos style top load washer. I’m not sure how far into the repair you are. Once you lift up the top panel/lid of the washer you then have to remove the tub ring by releasing the tabs. Then remove the cap of the impeller and remove the bolt of the impeller and remove the impeller, just like in the video. Now you are ready to pull the tub out which can be difficult to do sometimes. If may require two people. In fact two people will make this task a lot easier. The tubs on these washers can be very difficult to remove as they get “stuck” on the shaft and when you try and pull just the basket up the whole tub assembly comes up with it. You can also try to wiggle the basket back and forth as you pull up on it to try and free it from the shaft. One person needs to grab the basket on each side of the lip inside and pull up evenly and straight off the shaft while the other person holds the outer tub down so it doesn’t move up with the basket when you pull it. This may take a lot of upward force to pull the basket off the shaft. I hoped this has helped and good luck with your repair. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Tech Brian V

Hello Raul! Thank you for your question, if you could provide a model number for your washer it would be very helpful to get your question answered accurately. If it is a Kenmore, it should start with a prefix of 110. or 690. etc… I believe the 80 series is a top load washer, and the model number should be located under the lid in the back right corner, or behind the main console. Thanks- AceTech52

hello rob i see you posted this question 3 days ago and i did reply to it yesterday but it appears that you did not go back to your original post to see it so here is detailed info on how to solve your issue – i also provided part #s and you can order them if needed from appliancevideo.com and they will be delivered rigt to your door for your conveneince hello rob – it basically comes down to 2 issues one is not enough water into unit OR the motor is not working properly – an easy way to determine if it is a water volume issue is by simply adding about a quart of water to unit after it has filled and if it operates the upper spray arm then you do not have enough water -if this is the case it is usually a calcification build up in your supply valve and connection under the kitchen sink where the dishwasher supply line hooks up -if you are comfortable with working on plumbing (be sure to check for leaks after reassembly !!) you can disconnect at supply valve and see if there is a calcification build up in valve & if so turn water off at hot water heater. If supply valve is a compression type valve you can remove it and clear calcification or replace it ( even though hot water has been turned of at hot water heater ( be prepared to handle water coming out of pipe after removing valve with towels and a wet vac ) reattach valve after clearing &turn valve to OFF position and turn water back on at hot water heater . Then before turning supply valve back on do same thing at solenoid valve connection where line attaches to dishwasher, then before reconnecting solenoid valve connection put line in an empty 2 liter bottle and turn supply valve on to flush line and check water flow, which should be very strong . Reconnect solenoid valve connection and check operation – if still not enough water going in you may need to replace solenoid valve( part # 154637401 ) by removing 2 screws and fill hose to tub (very simple) .OR IF YOU ARE SURE YOU HAVE ENOUGH WATER TO UNIT AND STILL NOT WORKING UPPER SPRAY ARM then unfortunately you have a bad motor – fairly simple to replace but dishwasher will have to be removed for this repair BE SURE TO TURN OFF POWER disconnect electrical supply +drain hose connection and water supply line then remove dishwasher from cabinet. Lay on its back (careful not to damage anything -a blanket to lay it on would be a good idea ) and simply remove 2 screws from motor retainer plate and slide down motor retainer plate from motor recess and unplug motor connection plug.Then to remove motor just pull straight out of unit then reverse steps to re install new motor ( part # 154859101) and is fairly expensive – but i usually do find water issue most likely cause . Hope this gives some direction at what to do and please be sure to check for leaks very carefully after everything is put back together and good luck

Hi. The first thing that we need to make sure of is that on the timed cycles that it is heating the entire cycle. If on either cycle the dryer heats at the beginning of the cycle and then produces no heat for the rest of the cycle you may have bad primary and secondary gas coils. Your thermistor is not faulty if you getting about 10k ohms at room temp. You can also check the moisture sensor by unplugging the dryer and placing a piece of metal ( like a screw driver) across the two metal strips and check for continuity. If you get a reading on your meter your moisture sensor is not bad. If everything above checks out good it looks like you may have and issue in the timer or control board. Once you perform these tests please let me know and we can proceed further.

Technician Brian V.