Wssh300g0ww received error code e21 not pumping water fast enough. Nothing clogging black boot or drain hoses or household drain... I replaced drain pump. Machine is doing the same thing. I tried to run through diagnostic, but it just keeps beeping error code. When I try to start it normally, I hear door lock the lights are normal then it auto selects "no spin" then nothing... What can I do?

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Yes, the filter can be accessed by removing lower front panel. Unscrew pump cover filter. Have a shallow pan and towels to catch water when servicing

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Disclaimer, I'm not a repairman! But I did fix the same problem after reading some info online and messing around. Open the lower panel-2 screws at the very bottom next to the legs, pill down, it's off- and there will be a yellow envelope on the left hand side. It will have the tech sheets in it and will tell you how to put it in a test mode. It will also tell you the codes and how to read them. If the results of the tests (my code was EB3) tell you "replace the control board" don't spend $225 on a new board yet! I was 1 step away from ordering it from sears.com when I thought I have nothing to lose at this point. So I pulled the control board out: 1.open the top -2 screws at the back pull out, lift up and its off 2. Take the upper panel off (where the lights and buttons are)-4 screws, 2 on top, 2 where the detergent tray goes in. Do take the tray out first. 3. Inside that panel you'll see the control board housing-5 screws, 2 on the left, 1 on the right, 2 in the middle, there are some plastic latches also, just use a small flathead to prop them. Unplug all the cables- I marked them so I would know where each one would go once I'm done- 4. Open the housing, again prop the plastic latches. 5. Once u have the green board in your hand wipe VERY GENTLY the back side (side that doesn't have all the components sticking out, the flat side) with a dry paper towel. On mine I could see white residue. I think it was oxidation. Since the control board housing is not sealed I think with time the humidity and vapors caused oxidation and start shorting the circuit. 6. Before putting everything back together I connected all the cables to the control board and did a test run, I was very happy when I heard the water start to fill up. Saved me $225 plus labor which probably would have cost me over $300 easily. The machine new was $550! w