On Fisher & Paykel SmartDrive top-load washers in Phase 4, code 134 reports a single current trip together with a rotor position error. The motor controller saw a momentary excess current while the rotor position signal…
On Fisher & Paykel SmartDrive top-load washers in Phase 4, code 134 reports a single current trip together with a rotor position error. The motor controller saw a momentary excess current while the rotor position signal was also wrong. Both are motor drive protections, so the washer stops the cycle and shows the number. It is a Phase 4 message only.
1. Unload the washer, power it off, and unplug it for a minute. 2. Plug back in and run one short empty spin. 3. With the washer unplugged, check by hand that the drum turns freely. 4. If code 134 shows again, stop using it and book service. Motor, sensor, and wiring all sit beneath the tub.
The controller logged a current trip and a rotor position error together. They often travel together because the controller needs a good position signal to manage current.
Yes, this meaning belongs to Phase 4 SmartDrive washers. Other codes such as 130 and 132 cover the pieces separately.
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