How To Fix The F25 Error Code On The Whirlpool Washer?

If the F25 error code is detected, the Whirlpool washer will not function, and the wash cycle will be terminated at any point. If the code occurs during the high-speed spinning of the drum, the hatch opens 3 minutes after stopping. In this article, Jacob Dillard, an engineer at Appliance Repair Expert, will explain the main causes of this error and how to fix it.

Why Does the F25 Error Code Appear On Your Whirlpool Washing Machine?

This is one of the most common error codes for Whirlpool washing machines and indicates a problem with the drive motor tachometer. It means that the electrical system cannot accurately detect the rotational speed, so the washing machine stops working.

Furthermore, there might be a fault with the signal disappearing between the mainboard and the engine control unit.

How To Reset The F25 On Your Own?

The tachometer is a universal sensor that calculates the frequency of rotation in various sorts of equipment.

The system will come to a full halt if the tachometer fails. You need to perform several actions to make the F25 error disappear.

1. Disconnect the device for 5-10 minutes. Connect it to the power source again. Consequently, the washer will reboot, and the F25 will be reset.
2. Examine the connections’ contacts. Check wire harness connections between the drive motor and the Motor Control Unit (MCU), and between the MCU and the Central Control Unit (CCU). Straighten them out if they’re twisted, bent, or out of the groove, then firmly insert them into the socket. This should be done on both ends of the wire jumpers.

How To Examine The Tachometer?

Only professionals can fix the problem. However, if you are confident in your skills, you may attempt to remove the F25 error code in your Whirlpool washer.

Examine the engine

1. Remove the washing machine’s top cover;
2. Remove the front panel by removing the screws;
3. Examine the component for any damage.

A tachometer is sometimes mounted in the same unit as the engine. As a result, you’ll have to remove virtually the whole washing machine to get to the tachometer and examine it.

Check the drive motor tachometer resistance. It should be approx. 115 ohms.

Consider whether you can handle the work. We recommend contacting Appliance Repair Expert anytime you need our help.

Author: Jacob Dillard

My name is Jacob Dillard, and I am the author of articles at Appliance Repair Expert. Since childhood, I have been fascinated by technology and spent much time reading different books and trying to repair my first CD player. Then, I graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in Applied Science and Engineering. In a year, I got my first job as a technician at an appliance repair company. After years of practice and working with professionals, I decided it was time to share my knowledge and experience here at Appliance Repair Expert. I want to help you understand everything related to appliance repair, maintenance and installation in the simplest way possible. It will be fun, believe me!

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