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Note: Minimal clearance exits between the 2 rear
3/8" motor nuts, isolators, and the drive pulley.
Raise the front of the motor high enough to
disengage the motor alignment pin from the pin
locator hole then slide the motor forward so that
the 2 rear spacers clear the drive pulley.
Remove the rear two 3/8" motor nuts.
Tilt the top of the motor towards the shaft
and tube. Lift and remove the motor from the
platform.
WARNING: The motor casing is NOT at chassis
ground potential. Voltage may be present on the
motor casing. To prevent electrical shock, do not
touch the motor when connected to power.
CAUTION: To prevent motor, inverter, or main control
board damage, make certain all isolators are in
place when reinstalling motor to platform.
Note: When replacing the motor, ensure the motor
alignment pin is fully inserted in the pin locator hole
in the platform before tightening motor nuts. There
could be one or two alignment pins.
7.
8.
9.
Alignment Pin
Pin Locator Hole
Note: When replacing a motor, check its brake
operation. Place washer in a spin cycle and lift the
lid after it has reached full speed. The basket should
stop within 7 seconds. If time exceeds 7 seconds
check the lid switch operation, and check the belt
for worn ribs or slippage due to residue on the belt
or pulleys.
Harness Fuse
A non-resettable 10-amp fuse is wired in the neutral
side of the line. The fuse is wrapped in the motor
harness located along the right side of the cabinet.
If the fuse is open, agitate, spin, and mode shifting
do not occur. Motor LED will not light. Check the fuse
connections and wiring harness.
CAUTION: Bending the harness can damage the
fuse.
If the harness is OK, check the inverter/motor; a
shorted brake resistor or internal motor problem
can cause fuse failure.
Note: If the fuse is open, use harness fuse kit (part
number WH49X10041). Instructions are included
with the kit.
INVERTER
N
WR
MODE
SHIFTER
FUSE
C7
1
2
2
1
4
3
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