- Model Number
- LTF2140ES0
- Brand
- Frigidaire
- Age
- More than 10 years
This washer has been a dream for about 14 years. The handle broke off a year ago, but I've had none of the issues with the latch lock. Recently, the washer stopped running the high spin. It wouldn't work in the regular cycle or in the diagnostic. I removed the pump system and ensure no blockages, noticed the shock absorbers had snapped entirely off the tub. I replaced those and the belt, which I noticed was frayed when I installed the new shocks. Still didn't work.
I then reviewed the diagnostic error code: E43, which indicated the main control board. I ordered a new main control board and installed it. The same error code kept coming up. I thought about it a while and then thought that maybe the error code was cached on the machine. So I ran the diagnostic mode again, and the spin cycle worked in the test cycle. Success, or so I thought. I then ran a load of clothes in the regular cycle. The machine did not enter high spin, though I could hear the pump going. So I had a full load of sopping clothes. So I decided to go back into diagnostic mode, and run the high spin test. It worked, though the same error code was returned at the end, E43.
How do I get this working in the regular cycle?
Thanks in advance!
Jason Bennett
I then reviewed the diagnostic error code: E43, which indicated the main control board. I ordered a new main control board and installed it. The same error code kept coming up. I thought about it a while and then thought that maybe the error code was cached on the machine. So I ran the diagnostic mode again, and the spin cycle worked in the test cycle. Success, or so I thought. I then ran a load of clothes in the regular cycle. The machine did not enter high spin, though I could hear the pump going. So I had a full load of sopping clothes. So I decided to go back into diagnostic mode, and run the high spin test. It worked, though the same error code was returned at the end, E43.
How do I get this working in the regular cycle?
Thanks in advance!
Jason Bennett
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