Whirlpool Smart All-in-One Washer Dryer

The washer/dryer display remains off, indicating no power or a control issue.

The washer/dryer door does not lock properly, which prevents the appliance from starting a cycle for safety reasons.

The washer/dryer door remains locked even after a cycle has finished or when the appliance is powered off, preventing you from accessing the drum.

The washer/dryer detected laundry or other items inside the drum while attempting to run a Clean Washer cycle.

The washer/dryer has detected too many suds. It will attempt to reduce the suds level, but if unsuccessful, it indicates a problem with detergent usage or water level sensing.

The washer/dryer detected an abnormally high temperature during a dry cycle, suggesting the dryer fan is not working correctly or there's insufficient airflow.

The washer/dryer detected that the wash water temperature is too hot. This could be due to incorrect water hose connections or a sensor malfunction.

The washer/dryer detected that the laundry load is unbalanced or too large, which can prevent proper spinning and washing.

The Motor Control Unit (MCU) detected an electrical voltage that is outside its normal operating range, indicating an internal malfunction.

There is an issue with the main relay, a critical electrical component that controls power flow within the appliance.

This error code indicates that the washer-dryer is experiencing an issue with its water level sensor or the associated pressure switch system. The appliance may not be able to accurately detect the water level inside the tub.

An issue has been detected with the Wash NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistor, which is the sensor that monitors the wash water temperature.

This error indicates a problem with the thermistor sensor in the dryer, which measures temperature. It could be open or shorted, meaning it is not sensing temperature correctly.

This error suggests an issue with the relay that controls the wash heating element. The washer may not be able to heat water correctly.

This error indicates a problem with the relay that controls the dry heating element. The dryer may not be able to generate heat for drying.

This error means there is an issue with the motor that operates the dryer fan. The fan might not be spinning, which affects drying performance and could cause overheating.

This error indicates a problem with the door switch, which tells the appliance if the door is closed and locked. The washer/dryer might not start or stop mid-cycle if it thinks the door is not secure.

This error occurs when the door locking mechanism fails to engage properly. The washer/dryer will not operate if the door cannot be locked for safety.

This error means the door locking mechanism failed to disengage. The door may remain locked even after a cycle finishes, preventing you from opening it.

This error indicates that the washer/dryer door was not opened between cycles. The appliance expects the door to be opened and closed to prepare for the next load.

This error means the main control unit (ACU) is not communicating with the motor control unit (MCU). This can prevent the motor from operating.

This error indicates a loss of communication between the main control unit (ACU) and the Human Machine Interface (HMI), which is your control panel. The display may be blank or unresponsive.

This error suggests that the appliance has encountered an unrecognized cycle program or setting. This might happen due to a software glitch or an issue with the main control unit.

This error means the Motor Control Unit (MCU) has detected an excessively high temperature. This could be due to a motor working too hard or airflow issues.

This error indicates that the Motor Control Unit (MCU) has detected too much electrical current flowing, or an internal fault. This can prevent the motor from operating correctly.

This error means the main control unit (ACU) has detected that the motor is not connected or there is an issue with its electrical connection. The motor will not run.

This error indicates that the washer/dryer motor has become too hot. This could be caused by an obstruction or the motor working too hard.

This error means the motor's rotor is unable to turn, indicating a blockage or a motor malfunction. The drum will not spin.

This error occurs when the appliance takes too long to fill with water, suggesting a problem with the water supply or the inlet valve.

This error indicates that the appliance has detected too much water, potentially leading to an overflow. This is a safety feature to prevent flooding.

This error indicates that the appliance is taking too long to drain water. This can prevent the cycle from completing or moving to the spin phase.

The control panel (Human-Machine Interface) is not responding when you try to select cycles or options, making it impossible to operate the machine.

You will hear this sound if you touch the Download & Go button when there isn't a Specialty Cycle or My Cycle ready for selection in the app. The indicator above the button will not be lit.

The washer/dryer can send a push notification to your smartphone via the Whirlpool app if a problem occurs, offering guidance for simple fixes through videos and step-by-step instructions.

The washer/dryer is completely unresponsive, with no lights on the display or control panel, and no reaction to button presses.

This indicates a complete lack of power or communication to the Human Machine Interface (HMI), which is your control panel. The display will be blank and the appliance will not make any sounds.

Any interaction with the washer/dryer itself after Remote Start has been set will cancel the remote start. This includes opening the door or adjusting cycle settings.

The washer/dryer display is active, but the sequence to enter Service Diagnostic Mode does not work.

After attempting to connect for 2 minutes, the Wi-Fi status indicator blinks quickly for 2 seconds and then switches off, meaning the connection attempt failed.

The WiFi icon is on, indicating a connection to your home WiFi router, but the Whirlpool™ app or Smart Grid functions are not working as expected. The blue Smart Grid icon may be blinking.

The WiFi icon is blinking slowly, indicating that your washer/dryer is currently in the process of attempting to connect to your home WiFi router.

The WiFi icon on the control panel is off, indicating that your washer/dryer is not connected to your home WiFi router. This prevents access to smart features.

After pressing the Connect button, the WiFi icon does not light up at all. This suggests a potential issue with the washer/dryer's internal connectivity components.

If there is no WiFi connection available, the Remote Start feature cannot be set. The WiFi indicator will blink for 2 seconds and then turn off to signal this issue.

The washer/dryer fails to dispense detergent, fabric softener, or other additives from the dispenser drawer during a wash cycle.

The washer/dryer does not begin a cycle when you press the START button, and there is no visible response from the appliance.