« Last post by dab147315 on May 17, 2013, 05:03:37 PM »
The correct model # is gs6shaxmboo and it has a board in the back of refrigerator. You have to take back panel off part # W10135090.Is the freezer frosting up?If it is,you may have a bad termination thermostat that is in series with the defrost heater.
« Last post by bruceemery on May 17, 2013, 03:14:06 PM »
Hi,
First an apology re my refrigerator in case any of you offered help. I disappeared shortly after that. Long story won't bore you with it.
Problem now is with a late model LG front load washing machine. It is displaying the error message that I attach in a photo.
The book says simply when you see this error message unplug machine and call repair man.
Machine was working fine since my flood back in November and then the other day I get that error message and thought it was an unbalanced load issue. Door stayed locked until I unplugged washer and let it sit for a while. Had water in it from stopping mid cycle. Before this happened I did notice that a small amount of water was on the floor behind the machine after the last load I was able to run through a complete cycle. First time I got the message and unplugged then later plugged back in ... it started and drained and I assumed it had reset itself but no such luck. Message appeared again and washer has water pooled in it. Is this a reset issue or is it a control panel issue?
« Last post by tgoods on May 17, 2013, 01:27:23 PM »
The new ADC is much more reliable. I can remember only replacing one of the new style controls and countless of the old style. What I do is plug in my steamer. While it's heating up, gain access to the ADC. If it's the older style with no cover, short the L1 and test pins with a screwdriver. If it doesn't shut down and go into defrost, you know the ADC is bad. What usually happens is the relay will chatter. By the time I've replaced the ADC, my steamer is heated and ready for defrosting.
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