The water is turned on. When I look at the service manual, it tells me this... "The motor control module has measured a voltage from the valve diagnostic circuit that indicates the cold valve or both the cold and hot valve or dispensing valves are faulty. This most likely is that the valve harness has not been connected correctly or the valve(s) is open circuit - Check the valve harnesses are correctly fastened to the valves and the motor control module or the pins are not bent back. -Measure the resistance of the cold and hot valve coils - Replace the Motor Controller Module" I looked for loose connections and did not anything out of order. I do not know how to check the resistance between the hot and cold valves. Dadoes, After your unit gives you the error, do you have to do anything special to restart it? Any other suggestions? I would return it for a new one, but this was the last one at Lowes in my region. :( Thanks again!

Unfortunately we purchased this piece of junk, the Bravos XL to the tune of nearly a thousand dollars, thinking "heavy duty commercial" would bring a decent machine to last mare than a year or so. Should I suppose have gone with a Samsung. within a year or so we got the dreaded "LF". It happens at least once during a minimum of half the washes we do, on all settings....hot cold, "power wash", delicate, bedding, etc. etc. Beside the fact that every was seems to take a half day to finish, and the "LF" error, its been a wonderful experience. After about a year and a half of reshifting loads, trying to put the heavy at the top, then the bottom, without success, I just resigned myself to the fact the machine is and always will be a piece of crap; One day, when I was in the appliance dept at Home Depot, where I purchased it with a ten year extended "warranty", fresh from a bout of fighting the machine, I walked into the appliance department where we purchased it. What followed was what can only be described as a comedy of errors. First of all the saleswoman interrogated me as to why I had waited so long (apparently she has no concept of "we actually have a life outside of the laundry room"), she reluctantly looked up our transaction only to tell us she could find no record of our purchase, of the machine or the supposed "warranty". After informing me that a customer had just been in and told her that this was the best machine he'd ever had, I became adamant that I wanted SOME kind of answer. She didn't understand why it would upset me to find that home depot, which has a computer system to rival the pentagon, would have no record of my purchases less than two years prior. She proceeded to call HD "service", where she got busy signal after busy signal. Until reading the prior discussion, I had been seriously considering going back to HD and buying the biggest sledge hammer they sell and beating this pile of sheet metal into nothingness.... but now that I realize someone has the answer I'll contact HD and exercise my non existent 10 year "warranty" until these incompetents fix it.

Really didn't need this on a Friday afternoon. DS was at the sink washing some dishes and the water went cold and wouldn't get hot again. I went down to check out the tankless water heater and it was beeping and showing code 12. It went back to showing 120 and we have hot water for now. We can't get the plumber out until Monday. Well we could have had them out this weekend if we wanted to pay double the price. No thanks. Does anyone know what causes this code? The water heater is propane and 3 years old.

A common cause of chronic UE, failure to spin is bad suspension rods. The springs and/or dampeners deteriorate.