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The F24 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a potential issue with the water temperature sensor. This sensor is responsible for measuring the water temperature inside the washer during the wash cycle. The control board relies on this information to regulate the water heating process and ensure the water reaches the appropriate temperature for the selected wash cycle.

Here are two possible reasons for the F24 error in your Kenmore washer:

1. Faulty Water Temperature Sensor - Over time, the water temperature sensor can malfunction and send inaccurate readings to the control board. This can lead to the F24 error because the control board won't have the correct water temperature data.
2. Incorrect Water Temperature - Less likely, but still a possibility, is that the actual water temperature entering the washer is outside the acceptable range. This could be due to a problem with your home's hot or cold water supply.

The F23 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates an issue with the heating element of your washer. The heating element is responsible for raising the water temperature during warm or hot wash cycles.

The F22 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a problem with the door lock assembly. The washer won't operate and start the wash cycle unless the door is securely shut and the lock mechanism detects it's closed.

The F21 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a slow drain issue. This means the washer is taking too long to drain the water during the wash cycle.

The F20 error code on a Kenmore washer signifies an issue with the water supply to the washer. This means the washer isn't getting enough water to fill properly during the wash cycle.

The F11 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a communication issue between the main control board and the motor control board. These boards are essentially the brains of the washer, and the F11 code signifies they aren't talking to each other properly. This can prevent the washer from functioning correctly during the wash cycle.

The F06 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a problem with the washer's motor control system. This system is responsible for regulating the speed and spin of the washer's drum during the wash and spin cycles

An F02 error code on your Kenmore washer signifies a drainage issue. The washer is unable to drain the water properly, which triggers the error code.

The F01 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates a malfunction with the machine's control board. This control board is the main computer of the washer, and it tells all the other parts what to do during a wash cycle.

A blinking Spin light, or both Spin and Rinse lights blinking on your GE washer, signifies an issue preventing the washer from completing the spin cycle effectively. Here's a breakdown of the possible reasons and troubleshooting steps:

Understanding the Blinking Lights

• Spin Light: The primary function of the spin cycle is to remove excess water from the clothes at high speeds. A blinking "Spin" light indicates the washer attempted to spin but encountered a problem and couldn't complete the cycle.
• Spin & Rinse Lights: If both "Spin" and "Rinse" lights are blinking, it suggests the washer might be unable to perform both the rinse and spin cycles due to an underlying issue.