I got a GW612 today, it's the same time frame as this machine with the turquoise buttons and facure, and the issue it has, it still would do a load, but however, when I turned it on at the wall for the first time, the pump suddenly turned on, and then it jammed, and when I redone it to do a test spin cycle, the pump would run, but when the machine starts ramping up to 1000RPM, the pump jams. I pressed pause and the pump stayed on obviously jammed, even though it's meant to turn off when I press pause, and then I pushed the power button and the pump stopped. Bit of an odd one to solve, so I was wondering what could be the issue. My guess it could be the pump, or worse case senario it has something to do with the control board. You know what it would be?
@@mrtisan29 I’d put it on spin or the first rinse cycle, the issue is that it could be overheating and cutting out and you probably would smell smoke depending on how bad shape the windings are, if you have a multimeter that does ohms, put it on that and put the leads on the brown and white wires, you could do it through the harness that goes to the controller or you could lean the machine forward and take the brown and white wire off the pump and put the leads in the pumps spade terminals. It should read 33 ohms, but it can read lower when it’s being overheating so if you get 30 or 29 ohms or lower, replace the pump. Good luck. 😁
@@mrtisan29 also check for fault codes in diagnostic mode, if you know how to get into diagnostic mode that’s excellent, after that press spin speed up 3x and slow and hold combinations are fault code reading. Read the fault code in binary and see what you have and then go into a service manual and read the detailed description of what causes that fault code you may have seen on the machine.
@@lukekneebone9831 One thing also, the machine didn't stop and bring up a fault code at all. Plus when the pump stops, I also hear it humming as if it's still getting power fed to it
I got a GW612 today, it's the same time frame as this machine with the turquoise buttons and facure, and the issue it has, it still would do a load, but however, when I turned it on at the wall for the first time, the pump suddenly turned on, and then it jammed, and when I redone it to do a test spin cycle, the pump would run, but when the machine starts ramping up to 1000RPM, the pump jams. I pressed pause and the pump stayed on obviously jammed, even though it's meant to turn off when I press pause, and then I pushed the power button and the pump stopped. Bit of an odd one to solve, so I was wondering what could be the issue. My guess it could be the pump, or worse case senario it has something to do with the control board. You know what it would be?
@@mrtisan29 I’d put it on spin or the first rinse cycle, the issue is that it could be overheating and cutting out and you probably would smell smoke depending on how bad shape the windings are, if you have a multimeter that does ohms, put it on that and put the leads on the brown and white wires, you could do it through the harness that goes to the controller or you could lean the machine forward and take the brown and white wire off the pump and put the leads in the pumps spade terminals. It should read 33 ohms, but it can read lower when it’s being overheating so if you get 30 or 29 ohms or lower, replace the pump. Good luck. 😁
@@mrtisan29 also check for fault codes in diagnostic mode, if you know how to get into diagnostic mode that’s excellent, after that press spin speed up 3x and slow and hold combinations are fault code reading. Read the fault code in binary and see what you have and then go into a service manual and read the detailed description of what causes that fault code you may have seen on the machine.
@@lukekneebone9831 Alrighty. Thanks man 👍
@@lukekneebone9831 One thing also, the machine didn't stop and bring up a fault code at all. Plus when the pump stops, I also hear it humming as if it's still getting power fed to it
@@mrtisan29 I’d see if there’s an error code in diagnostic mode though, there’ll be a code relating to your problem. Ill be happy to help further