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  1. July 14th, 2008, 07:43 PM #1
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    Unhappy Frigidaire Front Load - New Speed Control has Different Connectors

    I have an 8 years old Frigidaire Gallerie Front Loading Washing Machine. The motor does not spin or agitate during the Regular cycle, but it is fine during other cycles. From what I found, it could be the speed control module.

    I bought the module today. My original part is 131770700, but the replacement part I was given is 134149220. According to everything I see online, it is the proper replacement part. The connectors are completely different. The original part has a 4 and a 9 connection connectors. The new part has two connectors, one with 6 and one with 10 connections.

    How do I make this fit? Is there a diagram available to remap the connections using new connectors, or simply an adapter available?

    Thank!

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    Hi Al,

    Whats the model# of your washer? Its located inside the door.

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    Default Model information / Made mistake.

    Hi Jake,

    The model number is FWT645RHS1.

    I think I made a big mistake. I looked at a parts diagram to get the part number, but now that I'm having a better look at the part it is number 131789600. So I'm guessing that part number 131770700 is for a different or newer model.

    I don't know how successful that'll be, but I'll try returning the part tomorrow.

    Thanks for your quick response.

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    Yes, your speed control board for your model is this one:
    Manufacturer's Number: 131789600
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