COMPONENT
TEST
Before testing
any
of
"che
components, pedarm
the
folIowing
checks:
The
most common cause for control failure
is corrosion on
connectors. Therefore, dis-
connecting and reconnecting wires
will
be
necessary throughout test
p~ocedetres.
a
All
testsichecks should be rnsnde
with
a
VOM
or
DVM
having a sensitivity
of
20.1300
ohms-per-volt
DC,
or greater.
*
Check
ail connectjoras before repiacing
mrnponents: looking for broken or loose
wires, failed terminals, or wires not pressed
int~
connectors
far
enough.
Resistance checks must be made
with
power cord unphgged from outlet, and
with
wiring harness or connectors discon-
nected.
Electrical
Shock
Hazard
Disc~nnect
power
before
servicing.
Repiace
all
parts
and
panels
before
operating.
I
I
Failure
to
ds
so
can
result
in
death
or
eIec9ricai
shock.
1
WATER
INLET/
DaSPENSER
VALVE
ASSEMBLY
HE
Detergent
Dis~enwr
Liquid
BBeach
Dispenser
I
Fabric
Sofaenea
Dispenser
a
I
Mot
B
Cold
Fresh
Fifl
Water
Iniet
Valves
tn1e-l
Vafve
Refer
to
page
4-3
for the procedure
;for
ac-
cessing the water
inlevdispenser valve
as-
sembly.
2.
Unplug
washer or disconnect power.
2.
Disconnect the wire connector from the
component under test.
3.
Set
the ohmmeter to the
R
x
-I
sca9e.
4.
Water
fnlet
f
Dispenser
Solenoids:Touch
the
ohmmeter test leads to each of the
water
insetfdispenser valve
solenoid
temi-
nals.
The
meter should indicate between
708
and
900
Q.
ff
the reading
is
outside
"chis
range, replace the valve assernbiy.
5.
Thermistor:
Touch the ohmmeter test
leads to the thermistor terminals. The
meter
should indicate as shown
in
the
fotlowing chart.
