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Water keeps running during fill cycle and runs out the bottom

Water just keeps running and will not cycle, it will how ever if you do it by hand, have had a flooded basement now twice

  • bgreenawalt Jan 06, 2009

    where is float switch located

  • bgreenawalt Jan 06, 2009

    already tried the small load thing, but thanks I will
    check the others.

    Thank you very much


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You have a faulty float switch and possibly timer

  • Steve Archer Jan 06, 2009

    the float switch is located inside the tub fill area Unfortunately you cannot get to it without removing the housing

    if your washer has different load levels...small medium etc try setting on small load

    If you are handy you can remove the housing to get to the float model

    also check the solenoid that controls the water


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