Laundry center error codes
Sometimes your laundry center tells you exactly what's wrong—as long as you can crack the code. Below are common error code tables for the most popular brands, along with an explanation of what the code means, possible repair parts you might need and DIY advice. Visit Sears PartsDirect’s repair help section for more DIY advice for laundry centers, other major appliances, lawn and garden equipment, garage door openers, vacuum cleaners and more. To find the owner’s manual or a complete list of replacement parts for your appliance, search for your model number.
Symptoms common to all laundry centers
Repair guides common to all laundry centers

If the motor doesn’t run, you can replace it in less than an hour.

If the washer tub bangs the cabinet during the spin cycle even though the load is balanced, you might need to replace the snubber ring in the base of the washer.

If the washer fills but won’t start the agitation cycle, the lid lock switch could be defective.
Articles and videos common to all laundry centers

Step-by-step directions for entering the diagnostic test mode.

Learn how to repair broken, frayed or damaged wires in your appliances.

Learn how to use a multimeter to check for wiring problems in an appliance that's not working