- Model Number
- WTW5550XW2
- Brand
- Whirlpool
- Age
- 6-10 years
Hi there,
I recently ran into an issue with my Whirlpool Cabrio washer. Upon attempting to do any task with the machine will result in the washer engaging the lid lock and stopping indefinitely during the sensing phase after disengaging the lid lock once more; I do hear what appears to be the washer starting up for a brief moment before it abruptly stops. I have attempted to troubleshoot the issue by going into the washer's manual testing mode. I can engage and disengage the lid lock in manual testing mode without issue, and it also successfully goes through both the heavy agitation and heavy spin tests. After doing said tests I rechecked the fault codes and it only returns F0 (no fault to my understanding). Attempting to start up any task after doing these tests result in the same lid lock issue occurring.
Aside from doing those software diagnostics, I have also inspected the bottom of the washer and found that the nut holding the larger "wheel" (pardon my lack of knowledge regarding technical terms) of the driver pulley system had come loose which I screwed back on. Aside from that, there were no leaks or anything that looked out of the ordinary (to me anyway).
I appreciate any help with this issue and thanks in advance for your time.
Sincerely,
fj86u
I recently ran into an issue with my Whirlpool Cabrio washer. Upon attempting to do any task with the machine will result in the washer engaging the lid lock and stopping indefinitely during the sensing phase after disengaging the lid lock once more; I do hear what appears to be the washer starting up for a brief moment before it abruptly stops. I have attempted to troubleshoot the issue by going into the washer's manual testing mode. I can engage and disengage the lid lock in manual testing mode without issue, and it also successfully goes through both the heavy agitation and heavy spin tests. After doing said tests I rechecked the fault codes and it only returns F0 (no fault to my understanding). Attempting to start up any task after doing these tests result in the same lid lock issue occurring.
Aside from doing those software diagnostics, I have also inspected the bottom of the washer and found that the nut holding the larger "wheel" (pardon my lack of knowledge regarding technical terms) of the driver pulley system had come loose which I screwed back on. Aside from that, there were no leaks or anything that looked out of the ordinary (to me anyway).
I appreciate any help with this issue and thanks in advance for your time.
Sincerely,
fj86u