Consider dr:15 a yellow light. The inverter in a Vision washer logs it when the motor is working near its power limit but hasn't passed it. Bosch gives it the same causes and fixes as the…
Consider dr:15 a yellow light. The inverter in a Vision washer logs it when the motor is working near its power limit but hasn't passed it. Bosch gives it the same causes and fixes as the shutdown code, an overloaded drum or friction, and tells technicians to look at the suspension and the door gasket.
1. Cut the size of your loads for the next few washes. 2. Start by turning off the breaker that feeds the washer. 3. Spin the empty drum by hand, listening for scraping or a heavy spot. 4. Run your hand around the door gasket and check whether it touches the drum. Finding drag at the warning stage costs less than after the drive trips.
Not necessarily. Smaller loads often make the warning disappear. If it continues on light loads, schedule a check before the drive shuts off completely. Lighter loads also help the bearings.
Look for rubbing marks or a pinched edge where the gasket meets the drum. A gasket that has shifted or stretched can drag and add friction.
If the cause isn't addressed, it can. The limiter logs the warning first and trips the drive if the draw keeps climbing. Acting early keeps it from happening.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.