Machine just died. No power, checked fuses

The low voltage power supply is located in the bottom right side of the machine. Remove the right side cover and you will see it at the bottom of the machine. It is the full length of the unit. All you can do is check the fuse but its unlikely to be at fault unless there was a power surge at some time. If the PSU has blown then the cost of a new one and fitting will be more than half the value of the whole machine.

Likely the fuse blew because of other problems and installing a new fuse allowed the power to damage other components.

Check to see if you have a tripped GFCI receptacle in the kitchen.

hello get a bowl or bucket and position the drain hose a low as possible the water should drain out .as for the machine dying do you mean it's total dead if so check the fuse in the plug if ok then check the fuse inside the washer's power supply it's a glass type hope it helps

regards
shaun

Every machine has a FUSE (or many fuses). You will have to reach the main POWER SUPPLY BOARD and you will see the fuses. Main fuse have to be near the cable entry of the board.
Usually the problem is not with fuses, so be prepared to by a new fax.
pifonski

I have the same problem with my GW52F, i have checked the power supply and it works fine with other appliances, any ideas?

First, unplug the machine and check the main power cord. Make sure all connections are tight. Next, check for a blown thermal fuse. It's about an inch long and is usually located inside the rear of the dryer, attached to or near the exhaust duct. It can be tested using a multimeter or ohmmeter. Test for continuity. A lack of continuity will mean a blown thermal fuse. Really sorry for your trouble and I hope this helped. Best wishes.

yes most microwaves today have a fuse in them it looks like the old glass fuse but not made of glass, instead they are of a gray look and ceramic. If I remember well Radio shack sells them

Look for a fuse and see if it is blown. Also check for a reset button. Are you sure the wall outlet is providing power?

there are fuses on the power supply board