New Module Pcb Looks Different

This thread was marked as solved. Here's a summary of the problem and the fix, generated from the discussion below.

Washer still not spinning after motor and module replacement

The problem

The washing machine would not turn/spin the drum, despite water filling, draining correctly, the belt being intact, and the door locking during the cycle and unlocking at the end. The owner had already fitted a new motor, a new module, and a second-hand PCB display, but the fault remained. Concern was raised because the replacement module looked slightly different even though the model number matched.

Likely cause

The accepted reply said the visual design differences on the replacement module were likely insignificant if it was the correct module for the machine. On the evidence given, the strongest supported diagnosis was a connection fault, particularly in the wiring harness, motor plug, or module connections, assuming the replacement parts were correct and serviceable.

What fixed it

Check that the replacement module is the correct one for the exact machine and that it fits with the same connections. The accepted advice was to focus on wiring and plug connection issues between the motor and module rather than the cosmetic component differences on the PCB. The exact repair carried out was not confirmed in the discussion.

Checks to try

• Belt reported as OK
• Pump operation reported as normal
• Machine fills with water throughout cycles
• Machine drains at the correct stages
• Door locks during cycles and opens at the end
• New motor fitted
• New module fitted
• Second-hand PCB display fitted

Parts or tools mentioned

• Motor
• Module
• PCB display