Kenmore 110 HE Front-Load Washer Code F24: Water temperature reading lost
Kenmore front-load washers with model numbers starting 110. belong to a Whirlpool-built platform marketed as HE2, HE2 Plus, HE5 and HE5 Steam. F24 on these washers reports a water temperature sensor error: the display control board…
- Code
- F24
- Appliance
- Washer
- Brand
- Kenmore
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F24 means
Kenmore front-load washers with model numbers starting 110. belong to a Whirlpool-built platform marketed as HE2, HE2 Plus, HE5 and HE5 Steam. F24 on these washers reports a water temperature sensor error: the display control board is not getting a believable reading from the sensor that watches wash water. Without that reading the washer cannot manage heated cycles properly, so it stops and shows F24. Expect the cycle to halt early, often around the fill step.
Common causes of F24
- Loose or damaged wiring between the temperature sensor and the display control board
- Water temperature sensor reading outside its normal range
- Display control board input that reads the sensor
1. Check that both water faucets behind the washer are fully open. 2. Make sure the fill hoses are not kinked. 3. Run a short cycle on a warm or cold setting to see whether F24 repeats. 4. Leave the cabinet closed. The sensor wiring is behind the panels and is ours to test.
- Whether the sensor, its wiring or the board input is giving the bad reading
- Whether the washer behaves normally on cold-only cycles
- Whether anything in the fill path is changing the temperature the sensor sees
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How serious is F24 on a Kenmore 110 HE washer?
It means the water temperature sensor is not giving the display control board a usable reading. On this Whirlpool-built platform that stops the cycle until the sensor circuit is sound.
Will changing the water temperature setting help?
It can show whether the sensor only misreads on certain settings, which is useful for us, but it will not repair the circuit. If F24 returns, the sensor path needs testing.
Is the sensor expensive to fix?
The cost depends on whether the sensor, wiring or board is the cause. We test first and give you a written price before any work begins.
Still seeing F24?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
