Whirlpool GHW9100L manuals

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2FORWARD
GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
3TABLE OF CONTENTS
5!
- WARNING
  - ! DANGER
- GENERAL
  - IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
  - 6WHIRLPOOL MODEL & SERIAL NUMBER DESIGNATORS
    - MODEL NUMBER
    - SERIAL NUMBER
    - CS L36 50001
    - GW 0H 9100 WL
  - 7SPECIFICATIONS
  - WHIRLPOOL PEDESTAL WARRANTY
    - Full One-Year Warranty on Mechanical parts.
    - Warranty Restriction
  - WHIRLPOOL WASHER WARRANTY
- 8WARRANTY
  - 2 - 1
  - Optional Pedestal
- 9INSTALLA TION INFORMA TION
  - INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
    - Tools and Parts
      - 2 - 2
  - 10Drain System
    - GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
  - 11Electrical Requirements
  - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
    - Remove Transport System
      - 2 - 4
    - 12Route the Drain Hose
    - Connect the Inlet Hoses
    - Secure the Drain Hose
      - 2 - 5
    - 13Level the Washer
    - Complete Installation
  - 14INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
    - Pedestal
      - Fig. 2-1
      - Fig. 2-2
      - (Fig. 2-2)
  - Before you start...
    - Uninstalling the Washer
    - 15Installing the Pedestal
      - (Fig. 2-3)
      - Fig. 2-6
      - Fig. 2-3
      - (Fig. 2-4)
      - Fig. 2-4
      - (Fig. 2-5)
      - Fig. 2-5
      - (Fig. 2-6)
- 17THEORY OF OPERA TION
  - INTRODUCTION
    - Fig. 3-2
    - Fig. 3-1
    - Water System
    - Water Inlet Valves -
    - Flowmeter
    - Dispenser Distribution System
    - 18Air Vent System
    - 19Pressure Switch
      - (Fig. 3-7)
      - Fig. 3-7
      - Fig. 3-8
    - Customer Interface and Cycle Selection
      - (See Table 3-1, Page 3-5)
  - 20CYCLE DESCRIPTION
    - Soak
    - Rinse/Spin
    - Drain/Spin
  - 21PRESET CYCLE SETTINGS
    - Table 3-1
    - Fig. 3-9
    - 23Options
    - 24Modifiers
      - Table 3-4
    - Water Temperature Guide
    - 25Touch Pad/LED Assembly
      - Fig. 3-10
      - Fig. 3-13
      - (Fig. 3-13)
      - Fig. 3-11
      - (Fig. 3-12)
      - (Fig. 3-11)
      - (Fig. 3-10)
    - Central Control Unit (CCU)
    - Motor Control Unit (MCU)
    - Drive Motor
      - Fig. 3-12
    - 26Pump Motor
    - Eco Valve
    - Suspension System
    - 27Door Lock/Switch Assembly
    - Heating Element and Temperature Sensor
    - Heating Element Relay
    - Panel Interlock Switches
      - 4 - 1
- 29COMPONENT ACCESS
  - COMPONENT LOCATION
    - WASHER TOP WASHER BACK WASHER FRONT
    - 30COMPONENT ACCESS
      - ACCESSING COMPONENTS IN THE CONSOLE
      - 31REMOVING THE WASHER DOOR AND DOOR SWITCH
      - 32REMOVING THE WASHER FRONT PANEL
        (Fig. 4-14)
        Fig. 4-15
      - REMOVING THE BOOT FROM THE TUB ASSEMBLY
      - REPLACING THE BOOT AND DOOR SWITCH
        Fig. 4-14
        (Fig. 4-15)
      - 33REMOVING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER ASSEMBLY
        (Fig. 4-16)
        Fig. 4-18
        Fig. 4-16
        (Fig. 4-16)
        (Fig. 4-17)
        Fig. 4-17
      - 34REMOVING THE DRIVE MOTOR
        (Fig. 4-22)
        Fig. 4-21
        (Fig. 4-21)
        (Fig. 4-20)
        Fig. 4-23
        (Fig. 4-23)
        Fig. 4-22
      - REMOVING THE PUMP ASSEMBLY
      - REMOVING THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT AND PRESSURE SWITCH
        (Fig. 4-19)
        Fig. 4-19
        Fig. 4-20
      - 35ACCESSING THE MOTOR CONTROL UNIT
      - REMOVING THE SHOCK ABSORBERS
      - 36REMOVING THE TUB AND BASKET ASSEMBLY
      - REMOVING THE HEATING ELEMENT AND TEMPERATURE SENSOR
      - REMOVING THE HEATING ELEMENT RELAY
      - 38REASSEMBLING AND REINSTALLING THE TUB ASSEMBLY
        5 - 1
- 39COMPONENT TESTING
  - CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT
    - Connector Location
    - 40COMPONENT CHECKS
      - Pressure Switch
      - Water Level Test Points Reading
      - Temperature Sensor Results
      - Temperature
      - Dispenser Switch and Motor
        5 - 4
    - MOTOR CONTROL UNIT
      - Connector Location
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  - Door Switch
    - Door Closed 2 to 1 0 ohms Door Open 2 to 1 Infinity
  - Heating Element Relay Solenoid
    - 2 to 1 15 ohms
  - 44HEATING ELEMENT and TEMPERATURE SENSOR
  - HEATING ELEMENT RELAY SOLENOID
- 45DIAGNOSIS & TROUBLESHOOTING
  - SUDS DETECTION
    - During Drain Routine
    - During Spin (Extract) Routine
    - Kill-Foam Routine
    - 46DOOR LOCKING AND UNLOCKING
      - Locking
      - Unlocking
      - Child Security Routine
        6 - 4
      - 48F/H
      - F/02
      - F/05
      - 49F/07
        6 - 5
      - F/06
      - F/10
      - F/09
        6 - 6
      - 50F/11
      - F/13
      - Sud
      - F/14
      - F/15
        6 - 7
        Note:
      - 51F/dL
      - F/dU
      - Indication
      - Control Action
      - Actuators to be Checked
    - 52DIAGNOSTIC TEST
      - Overview Test Program
      - Starting the test mode
      - Test Program Control during Execution
    - 54TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
      - 6 - 10
      - PROBLEM
      - POSSIBLE CAUSE/TEST
        6 - 11
      - 55PROBLEM
    - 56READING THE CYCLE CHARTS
      - 6 - 20
    - 64SPIN PROFILES
      - WHIRLPOOL GHW9100L
        Spin Cycle LS1
        65Spin Cycle LS2
        6 - 21
        6 - 22
        66Spin Cycle LS3
        Spin Cycle LS4
        Spin Cycle ES
- 69TECH TIPS
  - MANUAL DOOR LATCH
    - Fig. 8-1 Fig. 8-2
    - (Fig. 8-2)
    - (Fig. 8-1)
    - To Manually unlock the door lock system:
  - DOOR PLUNGER
  - 71PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION SOURCES