Whirlpool CATALYST Specifications

IELECTRONICTHREE-SPEEDAUTOMATICWASHERSwithCATALYSTCLEANING ACTION™CONSUMER SERVICES TECHNICALEDUCATION GROUP PRESENTSL-66JOB AIDPart No. 4322673

6HIDDEN LID SWITCHHingeLidSwitchA hidden lid switch is used on the Catalyst Clean model. It is located under the right rear corner of thewasher top a

7Section TwoTHEORY OF OPERATIONCONTROL PANELOPERATING THE CLOTHES WASHERChoosing CyclesUse the SELECT CYCLE keypads to choose the wash cycle for the t

8WHITEST WHITESDetergent and bleach are dispensed at the proper time for the best possible performance.This cycle introduces liquid chlorine bleach so

9CATALYST CLEANING™CATALYST CLEANING™ allows detergent to soak and penetrate the entire load giving im-proved stain and soil removal. This option wil

10AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL, (ACCUWASH)AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (ATC) electronically senses and maintains a uniformwater temperature by regul

11Operating ControlsPress the START keypad to start the washer aftera cycle has been selected.Press the PAUSE/CANCEL keypad to pause or stopthe washer

12OPERATIONAL CYCLESCYCLESHEAVY DUTYNORMALP. PRESS/CASUALEXTRA DELICATEHAND WASHQUICK WASHWHITEST WHITESSOAKSPINRINSE/SPINMODIFIERS -OPTIONSD = Defaul

13CYCLES1 - HEAVY2 - REGULAR3 - PERM PRESS4 - DELICATE5 - HAND WASH6 - QUICK WASH7 - WHITEST WHITES8 - SOAK9 - RINSE/SPIN10 - SPIN ONLYSPIN SPEED64064

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15Section ThreeCOMPONENT ACCESSCOMPONENT LOCATIONFig. 1RECIRCULATIONPRESSURE DOMEDIVERTERVALVEOUT-OF-BALANCESWITCHINLETVALVESOUTLETVALVESWATER LEVELTR

PBINTRODUCXTIONThis Job Aid, “ELECTRONIC THREE-SPEED AUTOMATIC WASHERS with CATALYST CLEANINGACTION™,” (Part No. 4322673), has been compiled to provi

16ACCESSING COMPONENTS IN THE CONSOLE1. Disconnect the power supply to the washer.2. Remove the two (2) Phillips Head screwssecuring the lower left an

173. To remove the Electronic Control Board from the control bracket, squeeze the sides of bothmounting clips and pull up on the entire assembly. (Fig

18CABINETFig. 74. Rotate the access cover on the washer top clockwise to expose the hose assemblies under-neath. (Fig. 6)5. Disconnect the bleach disp

19NOTE:If the washer must be operated with thecabinet removed, the dispenser hosespreviously disconnected must be heldinto the basket to avoid water s

20Removing the Water Inlet Valve AssemblyThe Water Inlet Valve Assembly is attached to the left inside surface of the rear feature panel. Referto Fig

21BLEACH DISPENSER OUTLET VALVE(with Back-Flow Restrictor)FABRIC SOFTENER DISPENSER OUTLET VALVEDETERGENT DISPENSER OUTLET VALVEFRESH WATER OUTLET VAL

22Servicing the Catalyst Cleaning Action™ Recirculation SystemFigure 17 illustrates the various components of the Catalyst Cleaning Action™ recirculat

23DIVERTER VALVEFig. 17 NOTE: The Diverter Valve is equipped with a plastic protective cover. If the divertervalve is serviced or replaced t

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25Section FourCOMPONENT TESTING AND DIAGNOSISWater Inlet andDispenser ValveTestRecirculationPressure SwitchTest(NOTE: Empty thetub before continu-ing

IIISAFETY! WARNINGELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARDDisconnect power before servicing the washer.Replace all panels before operating the washer.Failure to do

26COMPONENTKEY PAD DISPLAY CONTROL ACTIONNeutral Drain/Spin TestT 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4T 4PERMANENTPR

27DISPLAY EXPLANATIONF F F F F F F F F F (Fill Failure)L F L F L F L F L F (Long Fill)L D L D L D L D L D (Long Drain)O

28TROUBLESHOOTING TEST PROCEDURESTest #1 - 120 VAC Electrical SupplyCheck for 110-125 VAC to the control board.1. With the washer off but connected to

29Test #4. Motor Control System TestThis test checks that the appropriate relays are delivering voltage to the motor andthat the wiring connections f

30Test #5 - Console Touch Switches and Indicator TestRefer to the Service Diagnostic Tests and run the Console Switches and IndicatorTest routine.Star

314. Beeps are NOT heardIf beeps are not heard but associatedLED(s) turn on and off, it is possiblethat the beeper circuit has failed or thatthe contr

32Test #6 - Automatic Temperature Control (ATC) TestThis test checks the water inlet relays, the temperature sensor, and the controlboard.A: Test the

33Test #7 - Water Level Transducer TestThe FFFFFFFFFF diagnostic code is displayed on console or, the customer complains ofunexpected water levels.Cus

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35Section FiveTECH TIPSWIRING DIAGRAMWARRANTY INFORMATION1 year Parts and Labor - entire unit2-5 yr. Parts only - Gearcase assembly Top and Lid r

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36PRODUCT GROUPG = WHIRLPOOL GOLDS = SUPER CAPACITY PLUSX = CATALYSTCYCLESSPEED COMBINATIONSTEMPERATURESWATER LEVELSYEAR OF INTRODUCTIONCOLORENGINEERI

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39PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSANDWARRANTY INFORMATION SOURCESIN THE UNITED STATES:FOR PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION CALL:FOR WHIRLPOOL PRO

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1CATALYST CLEANING™ uses laundry detergent in a unique way. Water flushes the detergent fromthe dispenser to dissolve the detergent. Then the concen

2QUIET PAK™The QUIET PAK™ System is designed to reduce water sounds and mechanical noises. The cabinetand base are insulated with sound-dampening mat

3The Out of Balance Switch controls the motor operation during the Catalyst Cleaning portion of thecycle, as well as during the spin. If an out of ba

4BALANCE RINGThe Balance Ring is a special dual chambered ring with the traditional water ballast in the top chamberand an oil charge with steel balls

5DISPENSERSBleachDispenserFabricSoftenerDispenserSplashShieldClothingDiverterDetergentDispenserBleach, Detergent and Fabric Softener dispensers are pr