Kenmore washing machines have, over the years, become synonymous with reliable laundry care. Whether it’s the spacious drum of a top-loader or the efficiency of a front-loader, these machines cater to diverse laundry preferences. Advanced features like steam cleaning, customizable wash cycles, and auto-detergent dispensing ensure clothes get the care they deserve. Sensor technologies detect load sizes and adjust water levels accordingly, ensuring optimal water usage. The robust build guarantees longevity, while vibration-reducing technologies ensure the machine remains stable during vigorous spin cycles. In essence, Kenmore washing machines promise thorough cleaning, fabric care, and user convenience, all wrapped in a durable package.
F1: Main Control Malfunction
The main control board is experiencing an issue and might need to be reset or replaced.
F2: Drain Issue
The washer is taking too long to drain, which can be due to a clogged drain pump or hose.
F3: Overflow Condition
The washer has detected an overflow or too much water in the tub.
F4: Door Lock Error
There’s an issue with the door locking mechanism, preventing the washer from starting or completing a cycle.
F5: Water Temperature Sensor Error
The water temperature sensor is malfunctioning, leading to inaccurate temperature readings.
F6: Motor Drive Tachometer Error
The motor tachometer, which monitors the motor’s speed, is malfunctioning or not connected.
F7: Water Inlet Valve Error
There’s a problem with the water inlet valve, affecting the washer’s ability to fill correctly.
F8: Dispenser System Error
The detergent or softener dispenser system is not functioning properly.
F9: Drain Pump Error
The drain pump is either malfunctioning or clogged, affecting the washer’s ability to drain water.
F10: Motor Control Issue
There’s a problem with the motor control board, affecting the washer’s spin or agitation functions.
F11: Communication Error
The main control board is having difficulty communicating with other components of the washing machine.
F12: Door Lock Communication Error
There’s a communication problem between the door lock mechanism and the main control board.
F13: Dispenser Circuit Error
There’s an issue with the electrical circuit to the detergent or softener dispenser.
F14: EEPROM Error
The EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) on the control board is malfunctioning.
F15: Motor Control Unit Error
The Motor Control Unit is malfunctioning, potentially affecting the washer’s spinning or agitating functions.
F20: Water Inlet Problem
The washer is not getting water or is getting it too slowly, possibly due to a clogged or faulty water inlet valve.
F21: Long Drain Time
The washer hasn’t drained after a certain amount of time, indicating a potential clog or pump issue.
F22: Door Lock Issue
The washing machine door isn’t locking properly or the mechanism is malfunctioning.
F23: Heater Failure
For washers with a built-in heater, this indicates that the heater isn’t functioning correctly.
F24: Water Temperature Sensor Reading Error
The water temperature sensor is sending inaccurate readings or is out of its expected range.
