Washing Machine Strange Cycle? 3 Quick Tests #washerfail #repair #shorts @appliancepartspros
Washing Machine Strange Cycle? 3 Quick Tests #washerfail #repair #shorts  @appliancepartspros
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Getting temperature errors or strange behavior during wash cycles? Start with the simplest fix—checking that the hot and cold water hoses aren’t reversed. If that’s good, a quick multimeter test of the tub thermostat can tell you if it’s failed, which is often a low-cost, easy repair. If the thermostat checks out, the control board may be the culprit. Don’t guess—test and save time. Have you seen this issue before? Share your fix in the comments.

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