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  • Common Issues with Older Whirlpool Cabrio Washers

    Hi everyone,

    What are the typical failure points on older Whirlpool Cabrio top-load washers like the WTW6600 or WTW7300 series? Do issues like lid lock problems or control board failures usually happen without warning, or are there signs to watch for before things stop working?

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    Hi! Some of the most common issues on these washers include lid lock problems and control board failures.

    With the lid lock, you might notice the washer refusing to start, stopping mid-cycle, or showing errors like F1 or F51. Sometimes it clicks but doesn’t lock properly, and the cycle won’t continue until it does.

    Control board issues can show up as unresponsive buttons, random beeping, or the washer stopping without finishing a cycle. In some cases, the display might go blank or flicker before the board fails completely.

    Another thing to watch for is noise during the spin cycle, which could mean worn drive hubs or bearings. A grinding or banging sound usually points to that.

    Running the washer’s built-in diagnostic mode can help identify any stored error codes and give clues about what’s going wrong.

    Hope this helps!

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    • #3
      Are these older Cabrio models really worth repairing when issues like the control board or lid lock come up? Or do the problems tend to keep coming back once they start?

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