On Fisher & Paykel SmartDrive top-load washers in Phases 1 to 4, code 132 is a single current trip. The motor controller detected excess current in the motor or its electronic switches, and the event happened…
On Fisher & Paykel SmartDrive top-load washers in Phases 1 to 4, code 132 is a single current trip. The motor controller detected excess current in the motor or its electronic switches, and the event happened for a moment only. The controller protects itself by stopping, and the washer shows the number. Code 133 is the more severe, repeating version of this trip.
1. Remove the load, power off, and unplug the washer for one minute. 2. Plug in and run a short spin with an empty drum. 3. Open the lid and confirm the drum turns freely by hand with the power off. 4. If code 132 returns, stop using it and book a visit. A current trip can damage the drive if cycles are repeated.
The controller sensed excess current for a brief moment and shut itself down to protect the electronics. It is the milder form of the trip; code 133 is the repeating one.
A very heavy or tangled load can add strain. Try an empty spin. If the code stays, the motor, wiring, or controller needs checking.
The motor and its wiring, then the controller. You get the price in writing before any work, and the repair has a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.