It appears your timer/main controller/CCU has failed in this instance.
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Matt,
You may be able to repair your problem circuit board yourself and save considerable money.
The circuit board in the He4t frequently fails because of invisible hairline cracks in the solder joints on the underside of the board, caused by vibration of the board during the spin cycle. The cracks are easily repaired by re-melting the solder joints with a minature soldering iron. (You can get a suitable miniature iron from Radioshack). The joints under the relays are particularly likely to fail because of the weight of the relays flexing the joints as the board vibrates. You cannot see the hairline cracks with the naked eye, but they are enough to interrupt the flow of electric current through the solder joints
This repair is well worth a try, it took me about an hour to re-melt the joints after removing the board from my He4t, and you can save around $200 by not having to buy a replacement board. My washer has been trouble-free for several years now, since I did the repair.
Hairline cracking in the solder joints in the He4t circuit board is believed to be caused by the use of lead-free solder, (which is more brittle than regular tin-lead alloy solder), due to environmental regulations in the country of manufacture. There are a number of reports online of successful board repairs by re-melting the solder joints to fix the hairline cracks.
Hope this helps,
Mverdi.
The Kenmore HE4T washer does not have a reversible door. The matching dryer would have a reversible door.
Some newer washers do have a reversible door but it is still a very small number of washer that allow you to reverse the door.
You can not reverse the door on an HE4T washer.
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