Whirlpool WTW6400SW Cabrio Washer "raise water level rinse cycle" Questions

...raise the water level to normal? You will need to replace the water level switch. Here is a link to the kit.Here is a video to show you how to replace it. You-Tube video "oi8uUPFgxbI" placeholder (do ...

...water flow. you have the drain pipe too low into tthe house drain pipe, raise the washers drain pipe up , you only need four inches down into the hous drain also the house drain pipe needs to be as ...

...water at beginning of rinse and spin cycle only? Is it leaking from the tray top left corner? Mine was because it was not level. IT was level left to right but not front to back. The front was lower ...

...water level???? hi there, may i know exactly the unit that you have The water level is determined by the load size. Have you made sure the incoming supply valve is all the way open? hi friend this is ...

water level adjustment Our front loading kenmore washer we've had for over 5yrs, simply dosn't use enough water for washing or rinsing. Yes we have checked the inlet hoses and screens and they're fine

water level sensor. Raise the top of the washer and look on the left side of the tub. There should be a plastic tube running from the water level sensor to the control panel. Make sure it is connected

...water at all and runs non stop. Wont wash and on occasion goes through a wash cycle but then wont fill to rinse raise the main drain hose to the top of the back control head. there may be a problem ...

raise the water level during wash and at least 1 rinse cycle. There appears to be 5 sealed adjustment screws with 6 wires to sw. This leads me to believe that ea. screw controls level for diff. cycles

...water level sensor was leaking air, as the tub fills slowly it looses air pressure and misreads how much water to put into tub. When too much water is in the tub the OL error happens. The clear air ...

water level is bad or the tube that connects it to the outer tub is split or loose and leaking air. If this is a timed-fill rather than a level-sensed fill, the timer may be in trouble. The washer top