How Does a Whirlpool Washer Work?
Motor The motor is at the heart of the Whirlpool washing machine. It spins clockwise to wash the clothing, then turns counter-clockwise to create turbulence to further remove dirt from clothing. In order for the motor to start working, the operator makes a selection and the electric current travels to the timer. When the presence of water isn’t detected, the current flows to the temperature sensor. This sensor activates the water pump. The water travels through the water mixing valve, and the tub is filled with water (water volume depends on the cycle setting). When the water reaches the appropriate level in the tub, the motor spins the agitator in the center of the washer tub. Cycles There are four wash cycle settings (wash modes) from which the operator makes a selection: Heavy Duty, Normal, Quick Wash and Delicate. The operator presses the Cycle Selector button to set the cycle setting. The Start/Off button is pressed after making a selection. The Heavy Duty cycle removes the maximu
