Kenmore Washer Repair (Model 110.47081600) – Louisville, OH
In Louisville, OH, this washer halted at the start of every cycle with an F20 error. Restoring water-flow sensing gets laundry back on track for Stark County homeowners.
- Complaint: F20 error appears at the start of every cycle.
- Cause: Failed inlet flow meter not sending pulses.
- Fix: Replaced flow meter sensor and cleared codes.
- Result: Normal fill and cycle progression restored.
Diagnostic Findings
- Confirmed F20 fault at startup on all cycles.
- Verified good water supply; inlet screens and valves clear.
- Flow meter produced no pulses to the control.
- Installed new flow meter and ran test; fill and wash normal.
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Repairs Performed
Typical repair range: $194.99–$294.99.
If the repair cost approaches 50% of a new unit, it may be worth exploring replacement options.
Maintenance Tips for Appliances
- Clean inlet screens and hoses every 6–12 months.
- Run the washer’s tub clean cycle monthly.
- In Stark County, hard water can scale sensors; use quality detergent or a softener.
- Leave the door ajar after use to reduce moisture and odors.
Final Verification
We completed functional tests to verify proper operation and checked for leaks, errors, and responsiveness.
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