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[Solved] Troubleshooting Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 Washing Machine: Heater Check for F08 Error

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  • #1 16975143
    Python013
    Level 9  
    Hello.
    I saw that the subject of error F08 in the Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 was rolled several times, but I need information from another side. ;)
    Namely, I am interested in how I can check the heater itself or have it actually retired?
    I have a multimeter and some tools, but I do not have knowledge about it.
    If the heater turns out to be efficient, what else can I check myself?
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    #2 16975350
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    Python013 wrote:
    (...) the topic has already been rolled several times (...) how can I check the heater itself or have it actually retired?
    I have a multimeter and some tools, but I do not have knowledge about it.
    If the heater turns out to be efficient, what else can I check myself?


    This topic has also been repeatedly rolled up. Make measurements with a meter with unfastened power cables. Resistance of the heater and puncture.
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    #3 16975590
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #4 16976661
    Python013
    Level 9  
    The breaks did not show, and between the contacts came the value of 26.1?.
  • #5 16977637
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    Not always, the measurement of break through to mass is reliable. Now whether there is any tension on the heater. If not this photo of the module.
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    #6 16978208
    falo22
    Level 25  
    If the heater is ok, the relay on the module will be replaced.
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  • #7 16978248
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    To find out, you should do a simple measurement first.
  • #8 16978339
    bubu64
    Level 22  
    Losing time, or how your colleagues call it a "puncture", should be measured with an insulation resistance meter, not a multimeter :)
  • #9 16978926
    Python013
    Level 9  
    I got the plate.
    Position L003 was some kind of sooty and has a strange impression as if it was in the water, but the elements are clean. I wanted to buy a repair kit for this tile on Allegro, but the seller did not advise me because in the case of the F08 he would not change anything.

    Troubleshooting Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 Washing Machine: Heater Check for F08 Error Troubleshooting Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 Washing Machine: Heater Check for F08 Error
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    #10 16979055
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    Relay to be checked and preferably to be replaced.
  • #11 16979152
    Python013
    Level 9  
    And something more can be learned about this relay? I suppose it's the bright rectangle or the two bright squares under this radiators? This rectangular relay has markings HF115F 012-1H3A and nowhere I can find it in stock. But I found HF115F 012-1H3AF, which differs in the additional letter at the end, and in the description everything is the same.
  • #12 16982042
    Python013
    Level 9  
    Relay HF115F / 012-1H3AF I ordered yesterday afternoon, and today at 9:40 it was at my place. A moment of work with the exchange and resetting of the programmer and the washing machine whisks :)

    The relay was shorted.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the F08 error in the Whirlpool AWO / C 61010 washing machine, specifically focusing on checking the heater. Users suggest using a multimeter to measure the heater's resistance and check for breakdowns between the contacts and the heater casing. If the heater is functioning correctly, attention should shift to the relay on the control module, which may need replacement. One user successfully replaced a faulty relay (HF115F / 012-1H3AF), resolving the issue. Additional measurements, such as insulation resistance, are recommended for thorough diagnostics.
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