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See the directions below to get the unit into the program mode. The program code is located on the Serial Plate on this unit after the word Code. Matt Ace technician

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See the service manual link below. It defiantly sounds like its in the board. If you programmed the board before and it worked for 4-Months you need to start with the board. See tech. sheet link below for your similar model. Matt Ace technician

With my experience, yes the tub bearing is bad. This fairly common.The bearing comes seated in the tub from the factory. So you would need to replace the outer tub.

With my experience, there is a door switch that is faulty.You will need to ohm each switch out with a voltmeter. There are 3.

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The EC6 error is a clutch alarm positioning timeout to reach or failure to stay in desired position .
Possible causes
1) Clutch mechanism failure
2) Main board defective
3) Wiring/connection problem

Reset error code
START = press the selector now to start the cycle
RESET = press the selector knob for 5 sec
ON/OFF = power off reset (POR), unplug unit for a 5 – 8 seconds and plug back in

See complete technician manual link below . Matt Ace technician

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See the service manual link below. You will need to get the unit into the service diagnostic mode on page #14. That will show stored error codes and service mode tests. Matt Ace technician

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See the technician sheet and error code link below for your models. Matt Ace technician

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If you see the cut out on the left side of the support , you can take a small flat head screwdriver slide it in and depress the tab to the right to release it. If you cannot get it with a small screwdriver you will need to remove to case and get it from the inside.

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We would need a model number to help you out. Also this part number #2080030 does not come up in our system. Please double check your part number. Matt Ace technician

Hi. I have attached the tech sheet for you.

Hi. I have attached the service manual for you as well as a few service pointers. Check for the broken wire as explained in the service pointer. If that is not the issue check the other pointer for the updated control board. I do not think you would have a faulty vibration sensor, but you can follow the instructions in the service manual to test it.

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See the exact service manual for your model. We have a video series on the similar model LFX200 series. See the links below. Matt Ace technician

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Hello, If your compressor and evaporator fan motor are running and its not getting above 2 Centigrade or 35 Fahrenheit you may have a sealed system issue. You will need to remove the evaporator cover and check the frost pattern on the evaporator. There should be an even frost pattern across the coil. A sealed system issue could be one of three things.
1) A low refrigerant charge, leak in system
2) A bad suction or discharge valve in the compressor, defective compressor.
3) A refrigerant restriction. Capillary tube plugged.

Matt Ace technician

E83 means that your control board has either failed or one of the door switches inside the microwave has failed. There are 3 door switches that you’ll need to test with a multimeter to see if one has failed. If they all check good, then you need a new display board. If one of them doesn’t test good, replace the faulty switch. Below is a video on how to test microwave door switches.

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See ice maker diagnostic links below. Matt Ace technician

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The the 7E diagnostic bulletin link below. This will give you a step by step guide to determine why you are getting the 7E error code. Matt Ace technician

Ok thanks. With my experience, the control board is faulty, this is common.There is a resistor on the control board for this model that burns out.

With my experience, the control panel will need to be replaced. Maytag will pay for the part cost, they’ve had problems with this model.You will need to call them.

F28 means that your main central control board (CCU) and the motor control board (MCU) are not communicating with one another properly. The motor control board is located under the tub mounted to the floor of the washer. The CCU is mounted under the top panel of the washer and is the part with about 100 wires going into it. You’ll want to remove the top panel and the lower front panel to check the wire connections and make sure they are all secure. If everything looks good, then you just have to replace the MCU because it has failed I’m sorry to say. Below is a link to the part for your model.