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Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 - does not start, shows error F12 despite replacing the

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  • #1 16936059
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    She did not finish washing, showed the error as in the movie F12 and almost boiled water. I bought a new heater with a sensor, I replaced and continue the same. Everything is well connected. Pull the programmer or something else can be?
    [Film: dc66c2fee0] https://filmy.elektroda.pl/14_1515090860.mp4 [/ film: dc66c2fee0]
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  • #3 16936351
    h jaworski
    Home appliances specialist
    When boiled water it means that the heater was good because a broken heater does not heat the water. As something spoiled is a temperature sensor, and you already have to buy the right one with the right parameters, and it varies when buying. Check the resistance of your sensor at a temperature of e.g. 20 ° C and provide.
  • #4 16936388
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    h jaworski wrote:
    a broken heater does not heat the water
    - a broken heater can also boil water.

    Pull out the programmer and start with the heater relay - it looks as if it was glued.
  • #5 16936403
    irek19
    Level 33  
    All this is done on macajewa a little lime. You need to take measurements
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  • #6 16936414
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    irek19 wrote:
    To wszystko na macajewa jest robione taka trochę lipa. Trzeba zrobić pomiary

    Pomiary czego niby? Dwie grzałki ten sam objaw. Po co Ci pomiary?

    F12 Heater circuit failure
    This error code is displayed when the main control unit detects an error
    somewhere on the heating circuit, usually a short circuit in this case.
    · Check water heating element for continuity
    · Check water heater for earth leakage
    · Check heater resistance
    · Check all wiring and connectors to the heater and from there to the main
    controller
    · Check main control unit
  • #7 16936427
    irek19
    Level 33  
    F12 Heater circuit failure
    This error code is displayed when the main control unit detects an error
    somewhere in the heating circuit, usually a short circuit in this case.
    ? Check the water heating element for continuity
    ? Check water heater for ground leakage
    ? Check the heater resistance
    ? Check all cables and connectors to the heater and from there to the main heater
    controller
    ? Check the main control unit

    What does it check with the language?
  • #8 16936678
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    I found soothed 2 diodes and the LNK304PN system is it responsible for the heater?
  • #9 16936694
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    Snatch84 wrote:
    I found soothed 2 diodes and the LNK304PN system is it responsible for the heater?

    No, brush it out with a brush. Replace the relay or check the heater relay.
  • #10 16936696
    zhudomel
    Home appliances specialist
    Snatch84 wrote:
    I found sooty
    Not smoked, only dusty; Vacuum.
    Snatch84 wrote:
    is it responsible for the heater?
    No.
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    #11 16936698
    zibi1971
    Home appliances specialist
    Hello
    Start by changing the relay once it boils water. Error F12 is most often associated with it. Do not search and do nothing but do what I wrote to you.
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  • #12 16936705
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    where's the relay near the heater somewhere?
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    #13 16936714
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    On the module, programmer. Take a picture and I'll show you.
    Most often rectangular, soldered next to the 4-pin connector for the heater.

    Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 - does not start, shows error F12 despite replacing the
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  • #14 16936724
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 - does not start, shows error F12 despite replacing the

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    ok thanks after desoldering 4 pins come out lightly? is he still holding something there?
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    #15 16936757
    zhudomel
    Home appliances specialist
    Snatch84 wrote:
    4 pins
    Six.
  • #16 16936764
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    ok thanks gentlemen I will answer in a few days how it will work or will not work
  • #17 16936765
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    zhudomel wrote:
    Six.

    4 pins - I was talking about the connector of the heater. The relay has 6 pins :)
  • #18 16936830
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    The symbols match, but it has more pins in the picture than the one I have.
    :arrow: link
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    #19 16936843
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    Why Ebayu You can buy the relay in the first (good) electronics store. :arrow: link
  • #20 16944055
    Snatch84
    Level 7  
    Piotr2608 wrote:
    You can buy the relay in the first (good) electronics store. link
    I live in Germany - that's why ;) but yesterday a friend was traveling from Poland, he already bought it for me in the store today, I set up a washing machine and hula :D thank you all for your help.

    My wife still wanted to clean the powder container, i.e. I removed the drawer and now I want to fold it, I saw from the side there is a hole, I think I lost something because there will be water spilling out ... Should I just blind something?
    Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 - does not start, shows error F12 despite replacing the

Topic summary

The Whirlpool AWO/C 61010 washing machine is experiencing an F12 error, indicating a heater circuit failure. The user replaced the heater and sensor but continues to face the same issue. Responses suggest checking the heater relay, ensuring proper connections, and verifying the temperature sensor's resistance. The F12 error typically arises from a short circuit in the heating circuit, necessitating checks on the water heating element, wiring, and the main control unit. The discussion also includes guidance on locating and replacing the relay, which is often the cause of the problem. After obtaining a new relay, the user successfully repaired the washing machine.
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