Kenmore Washer 110.27132410 Service Manual

The Kenmore Washer 110.27132410 is a top-loading washing machine featuring multiple wash cycles, water temperature selections, load size sensing, and a durable stainless steel tub. This service manual provides detailed information for technicians on safety procedures, technical specifications, disassembly/assembly instructions, component testing, error code diagnostics, and maintenance procedures for this specific model.

1. Safety Information & Precautions 2. Model Specifications & Features 3. Installation Requirements 4. Component Identification & Access 5. Disassembly & Reassembly Procedures 6. Electrical System & Wiring Diagrams 7. Testing & Troubleshooting 8. Error Code Diagnostics 9. Parts List & Exploded Views 10. Maintenance & Lubrication 11. Warranty & Contact Information

Safety Information & Precautions

Before servicing, disconnect power at the circuit breaker or unplug the washer. Allow time for capacitors to discharge. Use proper tools and personal protective equipment (PPE).

HazardPrecaution
Electrical ShockVerify power is disconnected before accessing internal components. Use a multimeter to confirm no voltage.
Moving PartsDo not operate washer with panels removed. Ensure tub is stationary before handling.
Sharp EdgesWear cut-resistant gloves when handling internal metal parts or wiring harnesses.
Hot SurfacesAllow motor and other components to cool before servicing after a hot water cycle.
Chemical ExposureHandle detergents and cleaning agents with care; ensure area is well-ventilated.

Model Specifications & Features

Installation Requirements

Proper installation is critical for performance and safety.

  1. Location: Place on a level, solid floor capable of supporting the weight (approx. 200 lbs). Allow 4 inches clearance at rear and sides for ventilation and hoses.
  2. Water Supply: Connect hot (left) and cold (right) hoses to corresponding 3/4" faucets. Use new washer hoses; do not overtighten.
  3. Drain: Ensure drain hose is secured in standpipe or laundry tub. Height must be between 39 and 96 inches from floor.
  4. Electrical: Plug into a grounded 120V, 15A outlet. Do not use an extension cord.
  5. Leveling: Adjust front leveling legs to ensure washer is stable and does not rock.

WARNING! Failure to level the washer can cause excessive vibration, noise, and component failure.

Component Identification & Access

Key components and their locations for service access.

ComponentLocationAccess Method
Control Panel / TimerTop rear of cabinetRemove rear access panel or lift top (see section 5)
Drive MotorBottom center, under tubTip washer back (secured) or remove front panel
Water Inlet ValvesRear top leftRemove rear panel
Drain PumpLower left frontRemove front lower service panel
Lid SwitchUnder top rim, right sideLid open, remove console or top
Transmission & ClutchDirectly under tubRemove agitator, splutch cover, and tub

Disassembly & Reassembly Procedures

Step-by-step guide for common service tasks.

  1. Accessing the Cabinet:
    • Unplug washer and turn off water supply.
    • To remove top: Insert putty knife between top and front panel at each corner to release spring clips. Lift top and prop open.
    • To remove front panel: Remove bottom kickplate, then remove two screws at top corners from inside. Slide panel up and off hangers.
  2. Removing the Agitator:
    • Remove fabric softener dispenser (if present).
    • Remove the agitator cap and the bolt underneath using a 1/2" drive socket.
    • Lift agitator straight up. It may require rocking side-to-side if stuck.
  3. Removing the Inner Tub & Basket:
    • Remove agitator.
    • Remove the spanner nut holding the tub in place (special tool required).
    • Lift the inner tub and basket assembly out.

CAUTION! Label all wires and take photos during disassembly to ensure correct reassembly.

Electrical System & Wiring Diagrams

Schematic for the 110.27132410 electrical system. Refer to diagram part number W10837178 for full details.

Main Components in Circuit:
L1, L2 (Line Voltage 120V)
S1 (Lid Switch - Normally Open)
TM (Timer Motor)
M (Drive Motor - Split Phase)
SV (Water Solenoid Valves - Hot & Cold)
P (Drain Pump)

Testing Continuity: Use a multimeter set to Ohms (Ω). Disconnect power. Test components like the lid switch (should be open when lid is up, closed when down) and water valves (typical resistance 500-1500 Ω).

Testing & Troubleshooting

Systematic approach to diagnose common failures.

SymptomTest ProcedureLikely Faulty Component
Washer does not start/powerCheck power at outlet. Test lid switch for continuity when closed.Power cord, lid switch, timer
No water fillListen for hum at inlet valves. Test for 120V at valve terminals during fill cycle. Check screens for clog.Water inlet valve, timer contacts, water pressure
Will not drain/spinCheck for voltage at drain pump. Listen for pump hum. Manually check pump impeller for obstruction.Drain pump, lid switch, timer, drain hose clog
Excessive noise/vibrationCheck for loose shipping bolts (rear). Verify washer is level. Inspect drive pulley, motor mounts, and suspension rods.Unlevel installation, worn snubber ring, loose/damaged components
Agitator does not moveRemove agitator and check for stripped splines. Check motor operation and clutch engagement.Stripped agitator, worn drive block, failed clutch

Error Code Diagnostics

This model uses a series of flashing lights or specific cycle interruptions to indicate faults.

Note: Always clear error conditions and perform a diagnostic test cycle after repairs.

Parts List & Exploded Views

Reference exploded view diagram number 2158753 for part identification and ordering.

Part NumberDescriptionQty
WPW10006310Drive Motor1
WPW10006321Water Inlet Valve Assembly1
WPW10006335Drain Pump1
WPW10006347Lid Switch Assembly1
WPW10006359Timer Control1
WPW10006362Agitator1
WPW10006374Transmission1

For the latest parts and availability, contact Sears PartsDirect or use the model number on their website.

Maintenance & Lubrication

Regular maintenance prevents premature failures.

  1. Monthly: Run a cleaning cycle with a washer cleaner or 1 cup of bleach (on a hot cycle) to remove residue and prevent odors.
  2. Bi-Annually: Inspect fill hoses for cracks, bulges, or leaks. Replace every 5 years.
  3. Annually: Check and clean the drain pump filter/lint trap if accessible. Clean the exterior with a damp cloth.
  4. Lubrication: The transmission is sealed and requires no lubrication. The motor bearings are permanently lubricated.

CAUTION! Do not use excessive force when cleaning. Never use abrasive cleaners on the control panel or stainless steel tub.

Warranty & Contact Information

This manual is for qualified service technicians. The Kenmore 110.27132410 may be covered under a limited warranty from the original date of purchase.

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