Maytag MCE8000AY manual Sensor Display Menu, Sc***Upper and Lower Dryer Sub-system Check Utilities

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Troubleshooting Procedures

!WARNING

To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury or death, disconnect power to unit before servicing, unless testing requires power.

Example:

1)To read measured temperature, scroll to “rd” on the menu and press Signal (+).

2)Upon entry to the utility, “OFF” appears on the display.

3)Using the Time Adjust v arrow button scroll to “Ld”

menu item from the Table.

Note: To exit the utility before running a test, press Signal (-).The display will show “rd”. To exit diagnostics press, Signal (-)again. The display will show “dd”.

4)Press Signal (-)twice to initiate the menu item.

5)Time and Temperature are displayed.

6)Press “OFF” to exit the test.

Sensor Display Menu

Menu

Description

Displayed Value

 

 

 

OFF

Sensor display disabled

NA

Ld

Lower Dryer Outlet

Degrees Fahrenheit

 

Temperature

 

Ud

Upper Dryer Outlet

Degrees Fahrenheit

 

Temperature

 

uS

Upper Dryer Door

On or OFF (On = door open)

 

Switch

 

LE

Lower Dryer Heater

On or OFF (On = energized)

 

Energized

 

LS

Lower Dryer Door

On or OFF (On = door closed)

 

Switch

 

*****db

Lower Dryer Sensor Bar

On or OFF (On = hit detected)

SP

Spare Thermistor Input

Degrees Fahrenheit

Pd*Membrane Keypad Utility

To select the Membrane Keypad utility, scroll to “Pd” on the menu and press Signal (+).

Upon entry to the utility, all LED indicators and 7-segment display LED elements illuminate. Pressing each key extinguishes one or more of the keypad indicators or 7- segment display LED elements. All the keys must function properly to extinguish all the LED elements. The LED extinguished may not be adjacent to the keypad pressed. Do not press Signal (-)or you will exit the utility.

To exit the utility and return to the menu, press Signal (-). Upon return to the Main Menu, “Pd”. To check Membrane Pad with ohm meter see chart.

Sc***Upper and Lower Dryer Sub-system Check Utilities

To view the Sub-system Check Utility menu, scroll to “Sc” on the main menu and press Signal (+).

To exit the Sub-system Check Utility Menu and return to the Main Menu, press Signal (-)at any of the menu items. Upon return to the Main Menu, “Sc” appears on the display.

Upon entry to the Sub-system Check Utility Menu, “SU” appears on the display.

Sub System Check Menu

Menu

Description

 

 

Su

Beginning of Menu

 

 

bo

Operate Upper Dryer Blower Motor

 

 

Fd

Operate Lower Dryer Motor

 

 

hr

Operate Upper Dryer Heater and Blower (Temp

 

displayed opposite side)

 

 

hh

Operate Lower Heater and Blower at High Wattage

 

(Temp displayed opposite side)

 

 

hL

Operate Lower Heater and Blower at Low Wattage

 

(Temp displayed opposite side)

 

 

So

Operate Upper Dryer Shaker Motor

 

 

ho

Operate Upper Dryer Blower, Heater and Water Valve

 

 

d1

Unused

 

 

d2

Operate Wax Motor for Upper Dryer Damper

 

 

Diagnostic Codes:

The diagnostic/help code information displayed provides information about the machine. Any abnormalities monitored by the board will be identified as either a Help or Diagnostic code. Diagnostic Codes will be logged and stored in permanent memory (maximum nine in the list). A Diagnostic Code is logged when there is a problem with the system. It may be recommended the machine be serviced.

Software checks for open or shorted thermistors and door switch failures only during active cycles. Software continuously checks for stuck button conditions.

“Stuck Button” fault detection uses the lower dryer cycle count when logging a diagnostic code. Fault detection logs a code once after initially detecting a fault. A fault must clear before logging additional occurrences.

dL****Accessing Diagnostic Codes

To view the Diagnostic Codes List, scroll to “dL” on the menu and press Signal (+). Upon entry to the utility, “SOL” appears on the display indicating start of list. Use the Time Adjust ^ (up arrow) and Time Adjust v (down arrow) buttons to step through the list. The display shows “End” after the last entry in the list is reached. Attempts to step past the beginning or end of the list cause the invalid selection chime to sound.

cd To select the Clear Diagnostic Codes utility, scroll to “cd” on the menu and press Signal (+).

Upon entry to the utility, “cL” appears on the display. Press Signal (+) again to clear all Diagnostic Codes for both the upper and lower dryer. The message “AC” appears on the display to indicate All Clear after the clear function completes.

To exit the utility and return to the menu, press

Signal (-). Upon return to the Main Menu, “cd” appears on the display.

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