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Maytag WasherModels: MVWX655DW, MVW7230HW, Bravos XL, CentennialDIY Difficulty: Safe 15-Min Swap
FAULT CODE F7 E1

Maytag Washer Error Code F7 E1: Motor Control Fault

The washer displays the F7 E1 error code, indicating a communication issue between the control board and the motor control unit. This can result in the washer failing to start or operate properly due to a faulty connection or defective components.

Primary Culprit (75% of Confirmed Repairs)Genuine OEM Spec

Motor Control Board

Factory OEM Part #: W10712395

Typical Part Cost~$85.00
Secondary Culprit (20% of Cases)

Wire Harness (OEM #W10712394)

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Multimeter Resistance & Harness Pinout Specs

Unplug Power Before Probing
Expected Resistance / Voltage10-15 Ohms @ 77°F | 120V AC
Harness Connector Pinout5-Pin Motor Control Connector (Pins 1 & 2)
Tools RequiredMultimeter, Screwdriver Set, Wire Strippers

Step-by-Step Disassembly & OEM Part Replacement

1

Unplug & Access Panel

Disconnect the washer from the power supply and remove the back access panel to reach the motor control board.

2

Locate Component

Identify the motor control board, typically located near the bottom of the washer, connected to the motor.

3

Multimeter Ohm/Voltage Check

Using a multimeter, check the resistance across the motor control board pins to ensure it falls within the expected range.

4

Swap New OEM Part

If the resistance is out of spec, replace the motor control board with the new OEM part and reassemble the washer.

Frequently Asked Questions (Maytag Code F7 E1)

How do I reset the F7 E1 error code?

To reset the F7 E1 error code, unplug the washer for 5 minutes, then plug it back in and attempt to start a cycle.

What should I do if the error code persists?

If the error code persists after resetting, inspect the wiring harness for damage and consider replacing the motor control board.

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Order Both Culprit Parts Together

Technicians recommend inspecting both #W10712395 and #W10712394 while the appliance panel is open:

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