GE GFDR485EF How to use

GE Ap p l i a n c es
Louisville, Kent ucky 40225 31-9249
Louisville Built Front Load Dr yer s
GFDR485EF/ GF
GFDR480EF/ GF
GFDR275EH/ GH
GFDR270EH/ GH
GFDS265EF/ GF
GFDS260EF/ GF
GHDS365EF/ GF
GHDS360EF/ GF
Technical Service Guide
December 2015
GE Ap p l i a n c es

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Safety Information
Important Safety Notice
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of electrical, electronic, and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair a major appliance may result in
personal injury and property damage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for the interpretation
of this information, nor can it assume any liability in connection with its use.
Warning
To a v o i d p e r so n a l i n j u r y , f o l l o w OSHA Lo c k- o u t Ta g - o u t St a n d a r d r eq u i r e m e n t s c o n t r o l l i n g a n d m a i n t a i n i n g
a zero energy state. To perform necessary live power electrical diagnostics, electrical safety personal protec-
tive equipment (PPE)and barriersmust be utilized to comply with OSHAelectrical safety requirements.
Reconnect all Grounding Devices
If grounding wires, screws, straps, clips ,nuts, or washers used to complete a path to ground are removed for
service, they must be returned to their original position and properly fastened.
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Table of Contents
Safety Information 2
Table of Contents 3
Safety Requirements 6
Nomenclature 7
Introduction 8
Control Features 9
Oper at ing Inst r uct ions 10
Diagnostics 14
Service Mode 14
Se r v i c e Mo d e En t r y 1 4
Ser v i c e Mo d e Ex i t 14
Se r v i c e Mo d e Tes t s 1 4
Er r o r Co d e s 15
Component Locator Views 16
Front View 16
Front View - Fro nt Panel Removed 17
Rea r Vi ew 18
Rea r Vi ew Re a r Pa n e l Rem o v ed 1 9
Control Panel Components 20
Cy cl e Sel ect Kn ob 20
Knob Ret ainer 20
Knob Ret ainer Removal 20
Co n t r o l Pa n el 20
Co n t r o l Pa n el Rem o v a l 2 0
Co n t r o l Pa n e l Exp l o d ed Vi ew 2 0
But t on Tr ee 21
But t on Tree Removal 21
Main Control Board 22
Main Cont rol Board St rip Circuit 22
Main Cont rol Board Removal 22
RJ 45 Bo a r d 23
RJ4 5 Bo a r d St r i p Ci r c u i t 2 3
RJ4 5 Bo a r d Re m o v a l 2 3
Structural Components 24
To p Pan el 24
To p Pa n e l Rem o v a l 2 4
Fr ont Panel 24
Fr on t Pan el Rem o val 24
Fr o nt Co nt r o l Assem b l y Br a ck et 25
Fr on t Con t r ol Assem bly Br a cket Rem o va l 25
Rea r Pa n el 25
Rea r Pa n e l Rem o v a l 2 6
Side Panels 26

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Si d e Pa n el Rem o va l 2 6
Riser Assembly 27
Riser Removal 27
Door Components 28
Door Assembly 28
Door Removal 28
Door Swing Reversal 28
Door Seal 30
Door Seal Removal 30
Door Frame 30
Door Frame Removal 30
Door Hinge 30
Door Hinge Removal 31
Door Latch 31
Door Lat ch Rem oval 31
Door Mask 31
Door Mask Removal 31
Door Cover 32
Door Cover Removal 32
Door Handle 32
Door Handle Removal 32
Door Cover Prot ect 32
Door Cover Protect Removal 32
Drum and Drive Components 33
Door Swit ch 33
Door Sw it ch St r ip Circuit 33
Door Sw it ch Rem oval 33
LED Dr um Lam p 33
LED Drum Lamp St rip Circuit 33
LED Drum Lamp Removal 33
Incandescent Drum Lamp 34
Incandescent Drum Lamp Strip Circuit 34
Incandescent Drum Lamp Removal 34
Fr o n t Dr u m Su pp o r t 34
Front Dr um Sup p or t Rem o va l 34
Drive Belt 35
Drive Belt Removal 35
Drum 35
Drum Removal 35
Rear Drum Support 35
Rea r Dr u m Su p p o r t Re m o va l 3 5
Drum Roller 36
Mot or 36
Mot or Removal 36
Bel t Swi t ch 37
Belt Swit ch Removal 37
 38
Grill Assembly 38
Gr i l l Assem b l y Re m o va l 3 8
Trap Duct 38
Tr a p Du c t Rem o v a l 3 8
Inlet Ring 39

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Inlet Ring Removal 39
Fa n Hou si n g 39
Blower Housing Removal 39
Rear Duct 39
Rea r Du c t Rem o v a l 3 9
Electric Heating System 41
Heater Assembly 41
Heater Removal 41
High Limit Thermostat (Electric) 42
High Limit Thermostat Removal 42
Inlet Thermostat (Electric) 42
El ec t r i c I n l et Th er m o st a t Re m o v a l 4 2
Outlet Thermostat (Electric) 42
El ec t r i c Ou t l e t Th e r m o st a t Rem o v a l 4 2
Inlet Thermistor 43
Inlet Thermistor Removal 43
Out let Ther mi st or 43
Out let Ther m ist or Rem oval 43
Gas Heating System 44
Gas Conversion 45
Gas Va l ve 45
Ga s Va l v e Rem o va l 4 5
Igniter 46
Igniter Removal 46
Flame Detector 46
Fl am e Det ec t o r Rem ova l 46
High Limit Thermostat (Gas) 47
Ga s Hi g h Li m i t Th e r m o st a t Re m o va l 4 7
Inlet Thermostat (Gas) 47
Ga s I n l et Th er m o st a t Re m o va l 4 7
Outlet Thermostat (Gas) 47
Ga s Ou t l et Th er m o st a t Re m o va l 4 7
Inlet Thermistor 48
Inlet Thermistor Removal 48
Out let Ther mi st or 48
Out let Ther m ist or Rem oval 48
St e a m Co m p o n e n t s 4 9
Mist Nozzle 49
Nozzle Holder 49
Nozzle Holder Removal 49
Wat er Valve 49
Water Valve Removal 49
Warranty 53
INDEX 54

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Safety Requirements
GE Fa c t o r y Ser v i c e Em p l o ye es a r e r e q u i r ed t o u se sa f et y g l a sses w i t h si d e sh i el d s, sa f et y g l o ve s a n d st e el t o e
shoes for all repairs.
Steel Toed Work Boot
Electrically Rated Glove and
Dyneema® Cut Resistant Glove
Keeper Dyneema® Cut Resistant Glove
Cut Resistant Sleeve(s) Plano Type Safety Glasses
Prescription Safety Glasses
Safety Glasses must be ANSI
Z87.1-2003 compliant
Brazing Glasses
WARNING
Pr i o r t o d i sa ssem b l y o f t h e f r o n t l o a d d r y er t o a c c ess c o m p o n en t s, GE Fa c t o r y Se r v i c e t ec h n i c i a n s a r e RE-
QUIRED t o f oll ow t he Lockou t / Ta gout (LOTO) 6 St ep Process:
St e p 1
Pl a n a n d Pr ep a r e
St e p 4
Apply LOTTO device and lock
St e p 2
Sh u t d o w n t h e a p p l i a n c e
St e p 5
Co n t r o l (d i sc h a r g e) st o r ed en er g y
St e p 3
Isolate the appliance
St e p 6
“Try It” verify the appliance is locked out

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Nomenclature
Br and
G - GE
Ex t er i o r Co l o r
WW = White
MC = Metallic Carbon
RR = Ru b y Rd
Engineering Digit
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F = Fr o nt Loa d
H = Home Depot
G F D R 2 7 0 E H 0 WW
Product
D = Dryer
Key Feature
S = St a n d a r d
R = Ri ser
Opt ions
Pa c ka g e
Fu el
E = El ec t r i c
G = Ga s
Model Year Designat or
Th e Mi n i Ma n u a l i s l o c a t ed
inside the control panel. It
is taped to the back of the
UI board.
Th e Mo d el / Ser i a l t a g i s
located on the front panel
behind the door.
Model Number
Th e n o m en c l a t u r e b r ea k s d o w n a n d ex p l a i n s w h a t t h e l e t t er s a n d n u m b e r s m ea n i n t h e m o d el n u m b e r.
Se r i a l N u m b e r
serial number identify the month and year of manufacture. The letter
designating the year repeats every 12 years.
Exa m p l e: TF123456S = Oct ober, 2015
A – JAN
D – FEB
F – MAR
G – APR
H – MAY
L – JUN
M – JUL
R – AUG
S – SEP
T – OCT
V – NOV
Z – DEC
2024 – Z
2023 – V
2022 – T
2021 – S
2020 – R
2019 – M
2018 – L
2017 – H
2016 – G
2015 – F
2014 – D
2013 – A

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Introduction
Louisville built f ront load dryers incor porat e st eam f eat ures. These unit s do not ut ilize a separat e st eam
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conjunction with the heat generated by the dryer to de-wrinkle clothing.
Locat ed in t he Timed Dry Cycles, t he st eam cycles are:
• Steam Refresh: Freshens up t o 5 slight ly wrinkled dry garments, reducing wrinkles and odors t o extend
for another wear.
• Steam Dewrinkle: Helps remove st ubborn wrinkles from larger loads quickly and conveniently, even f rom
clothes left in the dryer from the day before.
A "Y" connect or inst alled on t he w asher's cold w at er inlet hose supplies wat er t o t he dr yer. The wat er valve
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Other Features Include:
• Brillion Enabled Communication: Dryer can communicat e wit h your Home Comput er and/ or iPhone® .
• 12dryer cycles
• Energy Smart™: Enables your dryer to reduce energy consumption during periods of high energy cost s.
• Sensor Dry: The sensor cont inuously monit ors t he amount of moist ure in t he load. When t he moist ure in
your clothes reaches your selected dry level, the dryer will stop.
• MyCycle: Set s up your favorit e combination of settings and saves t hem here for on t ouch recall.
• Large8.3cubicfoot dryer drum capacities.
• IntegratedDryingRackfordryingdelicateitems,suchaswashablesweaters.
• Dual Thermistors: Thermistors are more sensitive t o t emperature changes and can relay t he information
faster than thermostats. The dryer utilizes dual thermistors to monitor incoming air temperature, as well
as air temperature leaving the drum. The sensors work together with the heat and the blower to provide
consistent , even heat .
• LEDDrum Lamp.
• ReversibleDoor.
• -
cessible on the control panel display.
• IntegratedRiser.
• OneElectronicControlBoard.

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Control Features
Th r o u g h o u t t h i s m a n u a l , f e a t u r e s a n d a p p ea r a n c e m a y va r y f r o m yo u r m o d el .
Models: GFDR485 GFDR480 GHDS365 GHDS360
1 8 2 7
54316
14
15
6
910 11 12
17 13 18 19
Models: GFDR265 GFDR260
1 8 2 7
54316
15
6
910 11 12
17 13 18 19
Models: GFDR275 GFDR270
1 8 2 7
54316
15
6
910 11 12
17 13 18 19

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Oper at ing Inst r uct ions
Pow er
Pr e ss t o “ w a k e u p ” t h e d i sp l a y. I f t h e d i sp l a y i s a c t i v e, p r e ss t o t u r n t h e d r y e r o f f .
NOTE: Pressing Pow er does not disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
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Normal/ Mixed Loads For l oads c o n sist in g of c ot t ons an d p o l y- b l ends.
Co t t o n s For cot t on s an d m ost l inen s.
Bulky/ Beddi ng For la r ge coat s, bed sp rea ds, m at t r ess cover s, sleepin g ba g s, bla nket s, c o m f or t er s, ja cket s, sm al l
rugs, and similar large and bulky items.
Active Wear
Cl o t h i n g w o r n f o r a c t i v e sp o r t s e x er c i se a n d so m e c a su a l w e a r . Fa b r i c s i n c l u d e n e w t e ch n o l o g y
finishes and stretch fibers such as Spandex. Also for clothing labeled Easy Care or Perma Press:
Fo r w r i nkle- f r ee a n d per m a n en t p r ess i t em s.
Delicates Fo r l ing er i e a n d sp ecia l- c ar e f a b r ics.
Sp e e d D r y Fo r sm al l l oad s t h a t a r e n eeded i n a h ur r y, such a s spor t s o r sc hool u n if o r ms. Ca n a lso be u sed i f
the previous cycle left some items damp, such as collars or waistbands.
To w el s/ Sh eet s
Use for t owels OR sheets. It is not recommended to mix towels and sheets in the same load.
Sanitize
Red u c e s c e r t a i n t y p e s o f b a c t e r i a b y 9 9 .8% , i n c l u d i n g : St a p h y l o c o cc u s a u r e u s, Pse u d o m o n a s
aeruginosa, and Klebsiella pneumoniae. The antibacterial process occurs when high heat is used
during a portion of this drying cycle.
St e a m D e w r i n k l e
Full Loads Ideal for loads left in dryer for an extended time.
Warm Up Pr o v i d es 1 0 m i n u t e s o f w a r m i n g t i m e t o w a r m u p c l o t h e s.
Air Fluff Use t o t umble items wit hout heat .
Time Dr y
Use t o set your own dry t ime. Ti m e Dr y is also recommended for small loads. To use:
1. Tu r n d r y c y c l e d i a l t o Ti m e Dr y .
2. Increase the drying time by pressing the Add Time button.
Not e: This button only increases the time. When max time is reached, pressing the button
again will reset the counter to the lowest setting.
3. Select the Temp.
4. Cl o se t h e d o o r .
5. Pr ess St a r t / Pa u se.
Dry Cycles
Th e d r y c y c l e c o n t r o l s t h e l en g t h a n d t u m b l e sp ee d o f t h e d r y i n g p r o c ess. Th e c h a r t b el o w w i l l h e l p y o u m a t c h t h e d r y
sett ing with the loads.
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Add Time
Pr ess t o a dd t i m e t o t h e St ea m Dew r i n k l e,
Warm Up,Air Fluff or Ti m e Dr y cycles.
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Dry Temp
Yo u c a n c h a n g e t h e t em p e r a t u r e o f y o u r d r y
cycle.
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High For r egu l ar t o heavy cot t ons.
Medium Fo r synt het i cs, b l end s a nd it ems la bel ed Per ma n ent Press.
Low For delica t es, synt h et ics a nd it em s lab eled Tumb le Dr y Low .
Ex t r a Lo w Fo r l i nger i e a n d sp ec i al- c ar e f a b r i cs.
No Heat Th i s o p t i o n m a y o n l y b e u se d w i t h Ai r Fluf f, in which it ems are t umbled wit hout
heat.

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Sen s o r D r y Lev el
Th e sen so r c o n t i n u o u sl y m o n i t o r s t h e a m o u n t o f
moisture in the load. When the moisture in your
clothes reaches your selected dry level, the dryer
will stop.
NOTE: Sensor dry Level only works with
Cot t o n s, Normal, Act i ve Wear , Delicat es,
Sp eed D r y , Bulky, To w el s/ Sh eet s, Sa n i t i ze
and St ea m Dew r i n k l e cycles.
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Ext r a Dr y
(on so me mo dels)
Use for heavy- dut y fabrics or it ems t hat should be very dry, such as t owels.
More Dry Use for heavy or mixed t ype of fabrics.
Dry Use for normal dryness level suitable for most loads. This is the preferred cycle f or
energy saving.
Less Dr y Use for lighter fabric (ideal for ironing).
Damp Fo r l ea v in g i t em s p a r t i a l ly d a m p.
6St a r t / Pa u se
Pr ess t o st a r t a d r y c yc le. If t he d r yer i s
running, press it once and it will pause the
dryer. Press it again to resume the dry cycle.
7My Cycle
Set u p y o u r f a v o r i t e c o m b i n a t i o n o f s et t i n g s
and save them here for one touch recall.
Th ese c u st o m set t i n g s c a n b e set w h i l e a c y c l e
is in progress.
To st o r e a My Cy cl e com bi n a t i o n of set t i n gs:
1. Select your drying cycle.
2. Ch a n g e Temp and Level settings to fit your
needs.
3. Select any drying options you want.
4.Press and hold the My Cycle button for 3
seconds to store your selection. A beep will
sound and t he button will light up.
To r eca l l y our st o r ed My Cy cl e com bi n a t i o n:
Pr e ss t h e MY CYCLE button before drying a
load.
To change your stored My Cycle
combination:
Rep e a t s t ep s 1 –4 .
St ea m Ref r esh Cy c l e
Fo r sl igh t l y w r i n kl ed d r y g a r m en t s. Sign if i ca nt l y
reduces wrinkles on up to 5 garments. After the
St ea m Ref r es h Cycle, the unit will beep and display
“0:00.” If the unit is not turned off or if the door is
not opened, the dryer will continue to tumble for
30 minutes. At the end of 30 minutes, it will display
“0:00” and the cycle will be complete.
NOTE: A si ngle ext r emely ligh t fabr ic it em may n eed
to have an additional item included to achieve
optimum results.
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Det angle (on some models)
Act ivat es reverse t umbl ing t o reduce t a nglin g, d ry
more evenly, and improve drying times. Typical
loads such as bed and bath mixed loads, where
sheets, towels and pillow cases are laundered
together, benefit from this capability.When the
dryer reverses direction, there will be a slight pause
and sound change. This is normal.
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eDr y
Red u c e s t h e t o t a l e n er g y c o n su m p t i o n o f sp e c i f i c
dryer cycles by adjusting certain heat settings.
NOTE: Cycle times will change when e-Dry is
selected.
Th i s c y c l e c a n b e u se d w i t h Co t t o n s,Normal,Active
Wear,Delicat es,Speed Dry,Bulky,Towels-Sheet s,
Sa n i t i ze and St ea m Dew r i n k l e.
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Ext en d ed Tu m b l e
Minimizes wrinkles by adding approximately 60
minutes of no-heat tumbling after clothes are
dry. The beeper will sound every five minutes as a
reminder to remove the clothes.
Th e est i m a t e d t i m e r e m a i n i n g d i sp l a y w i l l sh o w
“0:00”.
Th e ext en d ed t u m b l e t i m e d o es n o t g e t a d d ed t o
the cycle time on the display.
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Damp Alert
Th i s o p t i o n c a u se s t h e d r y er t o b eep w h en c l o t h es
have dried to a damp level. Remove items that you
wish to hang dry. The Damp Aler t will only beep
when this option is selected.
Rem o v i n g c l o t h e s a n d h a n g i n g t h em w h e n t h ey a
r
damp can reduce the need to iron some items.
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Delay Dry
Use t o delay t he start of your dryer.
1. Choose your dry cycle and any options.
2. Press Delay Dry. You can change t he delay t ime
in 1 hour increments, using the Delay Dry button.
3. Press the St a r t / Pa u se button to start the
countdown.
NOTE: If the door is opened while the dryer is in
Delay Dry, the countdown t ime will not rest art
unless the door is closed and St a r t / Pa u s e butto
n
has been pressed again.
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Light (on some m odel s)
Pr e ss t h e b u t t o n t o t u r n o n t h e l i g h t i n t h e
dryer.
Pr e ss t h e b u t t o n a g a i n t o t u r n t h e l i g h t o f f .
Th i s o n l y c o n t r o l s t h e l i g h t w h e n t h e d o o r i s
shut.
NOTE: Th e l i g ht w i l l t u r n of f b y i t sel f a f t er
one minute when the door is shut.
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Vol u me
Alert s you t hat t h e cycle is complet e. Th e beeper
will continue to sound every minute for the next
5 minutes, until the clothes have been removed.
Th e c l o t h e s sh o u l d b e r e m o v ed w h en t h e b eep er
goes off so wrinkles don’t set in.
Pr ess Vol um e to select low, medium or high
volume, or to turn the beeper off.
Lock Cont rol
Yo u c a n l o c k t h e c o n t r o l s t o p r e v en t a n y
selections from being made. Or you can lock
or unlock the controls after you have started
a cycle.
Ch i l d r e n c a n n o t a c c i d en t a l l y s t a r t t h e d r y e r b y
touching buttons with this option selected.
To l o c k t h e d r y e r , p r e ss a n d h o l d t h e Lock
Co n t r o l button for 3 seconds.
To u n l o c k t h e d r y e r c o n t r o l s, p r e ss a n d h o l d
the Lock Cont rol button for 3 seconds.
A sou nd is m ade t o indicat e t he lock/ unlock
stat us.
Th e i n d i c a t o r l i g h t a b o v e t h e b u t t o n w i l l
illuminate when the controls are locked.
NOTE: The Po w er button can still be used
when the machine is locked.
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17 eMonit or (on som e model s)
Th e eMonit or lights display the relative
energy use of your selected cycle and options.
Th ey a r e p r o v i d ed a s a n e n er g y g u i d e a n d
range from Good (1 light)to Better (5 lights).
Cy cl e (t i m e ), d r y n ess l eve l , t em p e r a t u r e , a n d
additional tumble options can increase or
decrease your energy efficiency. Some cycles
will not provide a display.

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18 Cl ea n Fi l t er Messa g e
Th i s m e ssa g e r e p r es en t s o n l y a r em i n d er a n d
does not always appear when the filter needs
cleaning. The filter should be cleaned after every
drying cycle is complete.
Th i s m e ssa g e w i l l d i s a p p ea r a f t er t h e St a r t /
Pa u se button is pressed. Even though you may
have already cleaned the filter (before or after
the Po w er button has been pressed), the “Cl ea n
Fi l t er ” message will still be displayed until the
St a r t / Pa u se button is activated.
19 Display
Displ ays t he ap proximat e t ime rem aining u nt il
the end of the cycle.
As the cycle begins, you w ill see an init ial
approximate total cycle time in the display.
Th en l i g h t s w i l l “ r a c e ” i n t h e d i sp l a y . Th i s
means the dryer is continuously monitoring
the amount of moisture in the load. The lights
will continue until the dryer senses a low level
of moisture in the load. At that point , the dryer
will calculate and display the approximate
time remaining.

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Diagnostics
Se r v i c e M o d e En t r y
Th e c o n t r o l m u st b e i n t h e i d l e st a t e t o e n t e r Ser vi c e Mo d e.
Pr ess a n d r el ea se My Cycle, then press and release Delay Dry, t hen press and release My Cycle, t hen press
and release Delay Dry. T1 will be displayed if keys were properly pressed.
• Rotatethecycleselect knobCWtoincreasethetest number.
• Rotatethecycleselect knobCCWtodecreasethetest number.
• PresstheStart keytoenter atest.
• Turnthecycleselect knobtoexit thetest.
Service Mode Exit
Pr ess t h e Pow er key or disconnect power from unit . Service Mode will automatically time out after 5 minutes
if there is no user activity.
Service Mode Tests
Test # SSD Test Fu n ct i on
1t1 ModelCodes
2t2 UISoftwareVersion
3t3 XMLVersion
4t4 ErrorCodes
5t5CRCNon-VolatileMemory
6t6 UserInterface
7t7 OutletThermistor
8t8 InletThermistor
9t9 MoistureSensor
10 t10 Door Open/Closed
11 t11 Water Valve
12 t12 Restore EEPROM
13 t13 Drum
Service Mode
My Cycle
Delay Dry

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Er r o r Co d e s
SSD Error Name Error Set Condition Error Clear Conditions Error Response Action
000 No Error No Errors
001 Inlet Thermistor
Sh o r t
Inlet Thermistor’s
count of low readings
exceeds 10.
Inlet Thermistor’s count
of good readings exceeds
10.
Ru n H e a t Co n t r o l Fa l l b a c k
Algor it hm.
002 Outlet Thermistor
Sh o r t
Out let Ther m ist or ’s
count of low readings
exceeds 10.
Out let Ther m ist or ’s coun t
of good readings exceeds
10.
Ru n H e a t Co n t r o l Fa l l b a c k
Algor it hm.
003 Inlet Thermistor
Open
Inlet Thermistor’s
count of high readings
exceeds 10.
Inlet Thermistor’s count
of good readings exceeds
10.
Ru n Hea t Co n t r o l
Fa ll b ack Al g or i t h m .
004 Outlet Thermistor
Open
Out let Ther m ist or ’s
count of high readings
exceeds 10.
Out let Ther m ist or ’s coun t
of good readings exceeds
10.
Ru n Hea t Co n t r o l
Fa ll b ack Al g or i t h m .
005 EEPROM Error Bad CRC Detected
when reading a
page from EEPROM.
Er r o r c o n d i t i o n c l e a r s
when EEPROM checksum
is right .
006 Stuck Button Button depressed for 5
minutes.
When the button is re-
leased.
Cl ea r ed w h e n st u c k b u t -
ton is released.
007 Miswire L2/N are miswired. Cleared when voltage
drops to Normal Levels.
L2 and N need t o be re-
wired.
008 Door Switch Stuck 5 cycles are run and
the DOOR_LATCH_SIG-
NAL has not gone
open.
DOOR_LATCH_SIGNAL
goes to open.
009 Drum Motor Centrifugal Switch does
not change within a
certain period of time
after the Drum Motor
relay has been turned

Er r o r c o n d i t i o n w i l l n o t
clear until Main Control
board sees a change in
the centrifugal switch.
00d Door Signal Stuck 5 cycles are run and
the DOOR_STATE
signal in the hardware
Door Sw it ch Det ect ion
Ci r c u i t , h a s n o t g o n e

Er r o r c o n d i t i o n w i l l n o t
clear until the Main Con-
trol Board sees the door
switch change.
Micro Blackout Recovery
to Run will not occur if this
error is set , and control
will go to pause.

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Component Locator Views
Top Panel
Front Panel
Fr o nt Vi ew
Lint Filter
(Behind Front Panel)
Riser Assembly
Main Control Board
(Behind Control Panel)
Door Switch

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Fr ont Vi ew - Fr o n t Panel Rem ov ed
Front Control Assembly Bracket
Front Drum Support
Heater Assembly
Drum Lamp
Outlet Thermostat
Outlet Thermistor
(Located Beside Outlet Thermostat)

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Rea r Vi e w
Water Valve
Terminal Block Cover
Vent Duct Screw
RJ45 Connector
Rear Cover

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Rea r Vi e w Re a r Pa n el Rem o v ed
Inlet Thermistor
Outlet Thermostat Outlet Thermistor
Water Valve
Rear Duct
Rear Drum Support
Motor

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Cy cl e Sel ect Kn ob
Front View Rear View

Knob Retainer
Front View Rear View
Knob Ret ainer Removal
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remove.
Co n t r o l Pa n el
Front View
Rea r Vi ew
Th e c o n t r o l p a n el i s a p l a st i c h o u si n g w i t h g r a p h i c s.
Th e b u t t o n t r e es, k n ob , k n o b r e t a i n e r a n d UI b o a r d
must be obtained separately.
Co n t r o l Pa n el Rem o v a l
1. Remove the cycle select knob by pulling it for-
ward.
2. Remove the knob retainer by pulling it forward.
3. Remove the T-20 control panel screw located
behind the knob retainer.
4. Lift the control panel straight up and tilt it for-
ward.
5. Remove all main board wire harness connec-
tionsand remove the control panel.
Control Panel Components
Control Panel Exploded View
Cy cl e Sel e c t Kn o b
Knob Retainer
Button Trees
Control Board 5/16" hex
Control Panel
T-20