Washers, clothes washers battle

[drobertson]

Got the code after final rinse, just ran drain and spin, regrouping now, looks like a solder build up is next,

[Roxie]

Mine is buried by the dryer with both on top of a pedestal and blocked by a shower stall so in order to get the washer out dryer has to go first. It's a wrestling match.
Next time which will be soon I'm going back to a top load with a crank control and no electronics.

Maybe I'll take Roxie shopping with me.  ;)

I'd love to go, just find your local Speed Queen dealer.   

Here's a link to my journey last year. 

https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php/topic,91154.0.html

[drobertson]

Goodness,  well I don't feel better! Lol and sorry for everyone's troubles,  I'm hard headed now, this is a battle, if the cb is bad well so beit, this fight is for dad, he never gave in, trouble shooting to the max he now is trouble shooting his last fight, that said if the programming is bad, well it just is, if the connection is bad I will get it! I sure make noises getting up off the floor! Haa!

[coxy]

you have more patients  than I   I would have got a new one by now

[luvmexfood]

Its running, oh here goes the spin cycle now, I believe its a slight wear factor due to vibrations during the spin on the plug connection, time will tell shortly, it made it through the first spin, 7 min past the last point of failure,

Will try and keep this short. Back around 1985 I worked for a small company that had gotten into installing electronic telephone systems. Got a service call to go out and check a phone system. One phone was having intermittent problems. Went out and did find it would sometimes cut out. Called the factory tech service. No help. So I investigated further and found on the circuit board a plastic connector snapped into the circuit board and then the line cord plugged into that. It would wiggle a little due to wear letting the connector make and break a connection. Solution. Superglued the connector to the circuit board. Problem fixed. Got the phone back together and hung around a few minutes to see if it worked ok. (Well the receptionist was easy on the eyes and sweet as could be). My pager went off with an unusual number. Called it and it was the factory tech and he said after discussing it with some of his coworkers it was a common problem and would I ship the phone back to them so they could look at it. Told him too late. Done fixed the problem with a dab of superglue. Never had a problem again.

So if you think it is a connector coming loose before you solder superglue the connector to the circuit board and then touch up the solder.