craigredlinger
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- Model Number
- GUD27ESSM1WW
- Brand
- GE
- Age
- Less than 1 year
I have a stacked GE washer, Model GUD27ESSM1WW that is fairly new but was purchased used.
When I first got the unit, it would fill with water but when it went to spin it would stop after a few seconds. After reading the service manual I discovered that it had a "fault code" of 3 ("Locked Rotor Monitor"). The instructions said to:
1. Check for blockages that are preventing the motor from spinning. There were no blockages.
2. Check the harness and connectors between the control board and motor (and sensor): There were no pinches, wear points, breaks, etc. The wiring appears fine.
3. Verify the hall sensor is connected to the main harness (It was). Put the washer in Service Mode and run the spin test. It ran for a few seconds then stopped. This seemed to indicate the speed sensor was bad.
I replaced the speed sensor. All was fixed for about two washes, then it failed again with a "Locked Rotor Monitor" error. I removed the tub and most of the wiring harness to do a thorough inspection of all the connections. I found no problems. I put it back together and it ran fine!
Then I ran a second load and now I'm back where I started with a "Locked Rotor Monitor" error. Any ideas?
When I first got the unit, it would fill with water but when it went to spin it would stop after a few seconds. After reading the service manual I discovered that it had a "fault code" of 3 ("Locked Rotor Monitor"). The instructions said to:
1. Check for blockages that are preventing the motor from spinning. There were no blockages.
2. Check the harness and connectors between the control board and motor (and sensor): There were no pinches, wear points, breaks, etc. The wiring appears fine.
3. Verify the hall sensor is connected to the main harness (It was). Put the washer in Service Mode and run the spin test. It ran for a few seconds then stopped. This seemed to indicate the speed sensor was bad.
I replaced the speed sensor. All was fixed for about two washes, then it failed again with a "Locked Rotor Monitor" error. I removed the tub and most of the wiring harness to do a thorough inspection of all the connections. I found no problems. I put it back together and it ran fine!
Then I ran a second load and now I'm back where I started with a "Locked Rotor Monitor" error. Any ideas?