Safety | Whirlpool 4322616 specs

SAFETY

YOUR SAFETY AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS IS IMPORTANT

Safety messages have been provided in this manual where performing certain procedures may cause exposure to hazards that can kill or hurt you.

This is the safety alert symbol. All safety messages will be preceded by the safety

!alert symbol and the word “DANGER” or “WARNING”. These words mean:

!DANGER

YOU WILL BE KILLED OR SERIOUSLY INJURED

IF YOU DON’T FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.

!WARNING

YOU CAN BE KILLED OR SERIOUSLY INJURED

IF YOU DON’T FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.

All safety messages will identify the hazard, tell you how to reduce the chance of injury, and tell you what can happen if the instructions are not followed.

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Whirlpool 4322616 manual Safety

Contents

Laundry Products Introduction Goals and Objectives Part a Part BPart C Part D Section TWO 22 Compact Washer Section Three 29 and Compact GAS and Electric Dryers Section Four 27 GAS and Electric Dryers Section Five 24 and 27 Thin Twin Safety Direct Drive Washers Installation Considerations Strap Common Installation Problems Laundry Drain Requirements Theory of Operation FillPage Solenoids are energized to allow water to fill Agitation Motor Drain Page Spin Page Page Componentaccess Component Location Accessing Components in the Console Servicing Components in the Console Removing the Timer Plastic Body Metal Body Removing the Push-Button AssemblyRemoving the Water Level Switch Accessing Components Inside the Washer Cabinet Important Use extreme caution whenOperating the washer with Cabinet removed Servicing the TUB and Basket Servicing the Drive Motor and Pump Motor Coupler Servicing the Gearcase Servicing the Clutch Removing the Brake and Drive Assembly Diagnosis and Troubleshooting Diagnosis and Troubleshooting Chart Knock During Component Testing Damage Centrifugal Switch Start Capacitor Water Level Switch Confirmation of Learning Exercise Wiring Diagram Typical Cycle Chart Typical E 2 7 9 2 E W Model Number DesignationSerial Number Designation Warranty Additional Literature SourcesPage Compact Washer Page General Information Cycle Chart S. Sub-Interval SpinOperation Washing Action Cycle Selection Water Temperature Switch FeaturesWater Level Control Start/Pause Button Cycle Functions First StepFill Cycle Wash Agitate Cycle Spin Start Up Sequence S.I.S Splutch AssemblySpin Cycle Splutch Assembly During Spin Gearcase AssemblySplutch Assembly During Wash/Agitate Washer Top Removal Refer to Figures 6 and 7 for this procedureWasher TOP Components Washer Top Replacement Circuit Board And Rotary Switch RemovalCircuit Board and Rotary Switch Replacement Refer to Figures 6, 7 and 8 for this procedurePage Refer to for these procedures Water Level Switch RemovalWater Level Switch Replacement Water Inlet Components Replacement Refer to Figures 11 and 12 for these proceduresCabinet Components Water Inlet Components Removal Basket Removal Agitator ReplacementRefer to Figures 14 and 15 for these procedures Tub Removal Basket ReplacementRefer to Figures 16 and 17 for these procedures Refer to Figures 19 and 20 for these procedures Capacitor ReplacementSolenoid Replacement Drive Belt Replacement Splutch Assembly Removal Motor Plate Removal Refer to Figures 25 and 26 for these procedures Motor ReplacementBrake Replacement Servicing the Drain Pump Servicing the Splutch Assembly Servicing the GearcasePage Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Troubleshooting Wont Spin Diagnostic Test Program Entry Sequence Temp Select Position Water Level Switch Action Ohmmeter Resistance Tests Resistance Values Cycle & Temperature Selector Switch Logic Wiring Diagram Techtips Control Sequence Chart Strip Circuits Drain Spin Compact GAS and Electric Dryers Page Theory of Drying By Applying Heat Mechanical Systems to Accelerate Drying To Maintain Drying Efficiency Removing the Clean Touch Switch Assembly Removing the Console Removing the Push to Start Switch Removing the BuzzerRemoving the Electronic Control Board Removing the Dryer Top Drum Gas Burner Assembly Motor Electric Dryer GAS DryerServicing Components on the Rear of the Bulkhead Electric Heater ElementPage GAS and Electric Dryers Page Timed Dry Cycle Console Timer ControlElectronic Dry-Miser Clean Touch Control PAD PUSH-TO-START KnobVersion Electronic Dryer Control Fluff Air Cycle Heated Air Circulation Side and Bottom Exhaust Venting Kit Console Control Repairs Lift top up and off dryer Removing the Door Switch Removing the Toe Panel Removing Blower Housing Replacing the Blower Wheel Replacing the Thermal Fuse Replacing the MotorReplacing the Operating Thermostat and Bias Heater Removing the Burner Assembly Gas Dryers Replacing the Heat Duct AssemblyReplacing the Heating Element Electric Dryers Replacing the High Limit Thermostat and Thermal Cutoff Removing the Dryer Door Removing the Front Panel Replacing the Front Support Rollers and Shafts Replacing the Grille AssemblyRemoving the Belt and the Drum Removing the Rear Bulkhead Assembly Reattaching the Rear BulkheadPage Troubleshooting and Diagnosis Troubleshooting Guide Timer Does Not Advance but Clothes are Dry Component TestingTimer Shuts Off but Clothes are Still Damp Electric Dryer Gas Dryer Timer Schedule Timer Schedule Electric Heater Element Circuit Heater element Energized Drum Lamp Circuit Lamp LIT MODEL/SERIAL Number Plate Location MODEL/SERIAL Number Designations Thin Twin 104 Washer Controls Cycle Control KnobWash Sequence Rinse Sequence Dryer Controls Accessing the Control Panel Accessing the Washer Components Inset 109 ThinTwin Suspension System Washer Access Front Panel Removal Washer Mechanism Removal Dryer Access Control Panel Access Dryer Toe Panel Access Door Front Panel Access Dryer Drive Motor Access Dryer Heater Element Access Dryer Belt Replacement 118 Timer Schedules Section Five Part C Wiring Diagram Electric Dryer Models Wiring Diagram Gas Dryer Models Washer 4 D Q NationsPage Corporation