Font loader washer water does'nt shut off

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smelly front loader???all front loader tend to leave a little water left over in the inner tub after every load,always leave washer door a crack open to reduce smell/mold on seal,to get rid of smell simply run a normal cycle,no clothes,with a dose of bleach or better yet AFFRESH,made by whirlpool,a bleach tablet with fragerance,sanitze and smells good!!answer,,,AFFRESH

your water fill valves are leaking severely,you should see water dripping in there all the time if its this bad and your clothes should still be wet,not damp even after a good spin after the final spin

All manufactures suggest using a high efficiecy detergent. They are specially formulated to keep the suds level low and work well with the low water levels of a front loader. Boxes are marked with an HE on them letting you know they are for high effiency machines. Regular detergents were designed for washers that use many gallons of water.

f35 code indicates a pressure switch problem. Try unplugging unit for 2 minutes.Plug back in and test.If F35 reappears,check hose from tub to pressure switch

F35 is a water level error.
The water level switch (pressure switch) has malfunctioned.

If you remove the top panel, three screws in the back, you will have access to the pressure switch.

With the tub empty, remove the vinyl hose from the switch and blow backwards through the hose to clear any restrictions.

If the fault codes return after doing this, you will likely need to replace the pressure switch.


Also - please be sure to use He soap.

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I had similar problems. If there is no power, first try to unplug the washer for five minutes and then plug it back in. If there is still no power, unplug the washer, unscrew the back panel and make sure the white and black wires, coming from the power cord, did not come loose or are disconnected. If the door is locked shut, open the bottom panel. If you reach way up by where the door latches, there is a little tab you can pull down to open it. Also, you may want to check the filter. There is a big round cap, where the tub drains into before it reaches the pump. Unscrew it, but have a wet/dry vac ready to **** up any water remaining while you open it. Clean the filter and then screw it back in.

Should be a star s'driver.................? Plug off the mains........ Don't forget to check the pump too.

check to see if there are any rips in the door seal,then take the bottom of the washer off you will see 3 screws holding it on. see if the water is coming out of the pump that is right behind the panel that you took off.

The inlet valve will need to be replaced. Its a fairly simple procedure and a pretty inexpensive part.