I had this happen last year to mine. Check the hose that goes to water level adjustment switch. It may have a hole or crack in it. It may be small and hard to find but if there are any leaks in this hose the switch cannot sense the water level because it works on pressure through the hose to the diaphragm on the switch. You will need to remove the top panel of the washer to access this. I was able to replace the hose with some I had on hand. Saved me big $$$!
It may have vibrated off the switch. Air pressure is wat makes that switch work. If the hose is on there remove it and blow through it to remove any sediment that may be blocking the air. Reattach it and pump out the washer. Retry.
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The water does not stop filling and will overflow. Must manually turn the nozzle to the rinse function for it to rinse, drain, and spin.
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