Table of Contents
- 1 Why is my washing machine tripping my electric?
- 2 Why does my washer keep blowing fuses?
- 3 What to do if electric keeps tripping?
- 4 Why does my washer keep tripping the GFCI?
- 5 What should I do if my washing machine blows the fuse?
- 6 Where are the fuses on an automatic washer?
- 7 Why does my washing machine have a blown plug top?
Why is my washing machine tripping my electric?
The top reasons why a washing machine may trip your circuit breaker include a bad door latch assembly, a bad timer, or a faulty water level control switch. The motor brushes or motor control board could cause your circuit breaker to trip, as well.
Why does my washer keep blowing fuses?
When the fuse on your top-loading washer blows repeatedly, it is an indication that there is a problem with the lid switch. The fuse is connected to the lid switch which, in turn, tells the washer whether the lid is open or closed. Both the fuse and the lid switch should be replaced to solve the problem.
Why does my Bosch washing machine keep tripping the electric?
There are multiple causes which can result in a washing machine tripping the electrics, such as the motor, the heater, the supressor, a wire shorting out, or water leaking onto an electric part.
What to do if electric keeps tripping?
You can get your power back by following these three easy steps:
- Turn off all the lights and appliances affected by the power outage. Switch everything you can to the OFF position.
- Find your circuit box and search for the breaker(s) in the OFF position.
- Flip the breaker from OFF to ON.
Why does my washer keep tripping the GFCI?
To narrow this problem down, there are three places that could be causing the GFCI to trip, a malfunction in the washing machine, a problem with the downstream wiring (aka load side of the GFCI), or the GFCI outlet itself.
Why does breaker keeps tripping immediately?
If your circuit breaker keeps tripping, it’s usually a sign of something wrong with the circuit. There could be a short circuit in one of the appliances or somewhere in the wiring. There could be a ground fault causing the breaker to keep tripping. There could be a circuit overload.
What should I do if my washing machine blows the fuse?
If your washing machine blows the fuses or trips the RCD as it is connected to the power source then the fault could lie with the mains filter. Safety First! Please make sure that you have disconnected the appliance from the mains before beginning any repair.
Where are the fuses on an automatic washer?
To prevent electricity from frying its electrical componentry and making the entire appliance useless, an automatic washer has either one or two main fuses. One fuse sits in the power cord to the washing machine and will blow if a power surge reaches the washer.
Why does my top loader washer keep blowing the fuse?
When the fuse on your top-loading washer blows repeatedly, it is an indication that there is a problem with the lid switch. The fuse is connected to the lid switch which, in turn, tells the washer whether the lid is open or closed. The switch is designed to intentionally blow the fuse if it is not working properly…
Why does my washing machine have a blown plug top?
Blown plug tops and cables, like the example in the image are all too common and can indicate an issue with your home electrics more than your washing machine. The rule of thumb there is, do not assume, test and check. Then check the supply is okay.