On Fisher & Paykel AquaSmart and EcoSmart top-load washers such as the WA37T26EW and WA42T26GW, code 70 is similar to code 69, but it protects against a zero that is too high, which could cause flooding.…
On Fisher & Paykel AquaSmart and EcoSmart top-load washers such as the WA37T26EW and WA42T26GW, code 70 is similar to code 69, but it protects against a zero that is too high, which could cause flooding. The washer's empty-tub reference reads higher than it should, so the control stops the cycle. The owner sees 70.
1. Unplug the washer. 2. Make sure the tub is empty. 3. Plug in and run a short cycle. 4. If 70 returns, call us.
A wrong high reference can make the washer believe the tub holds less water than it does.
Yes, 69 is too low and 70 is too high.
Not until the sensor reading is checked.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
