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displays due to washer over-sudsing or due to washer not filling with
Hot
water.
Causes for washer over-sudsing
:
Not using High Efficiency (HE) detergent.
Too much detergent was added.
Using too much 2X or 3X HE detergent
Solutions for over-sudsing
:
Always use HE detergent in an HE washer. It is formulated to be a low-sudsing detergent and made especially for HE washers.
Be sure to use the correct amount of detergent. HE washers require only a small amount of detergent.
Note
: This amount may need to be adjusted for water hardness, load size, and soil level.
If using a 2X or 3X concentrated HE detergent, much less detergent is needed. If suds are seen, reduce the amount used.
If using a water softener, less detergent.
Solutions for Hot water not entering the machine are
:
Make sure both Hot to Cold water hoses are connected properly at the faucets and at the washer.
Fill hoses are usually color coded, blue for cold and red for hot.
Verify that the hot water inlet hose is connected to the hot water faucet.
Verify that the cold water inlet hose is connected to the cold water faucet.
Verify that the hot water inlet hose is connected to the back of the washer into the hot water inlet port.
The inlet port is usually labeled with (H) or (HOT).
Verify that the cold water inlet hose is connected to the back of the washer into the cold water inlet port. This inlet port is usually labeled with (C) or(COLD).
hope this was some help,all the best.
Since U get warm water that tells you that the cold and hot water solenoids are both operating. Ergo the anomaly has to be with the device that controls temperature.
Most systems usually take about 2 gallons to refill. That is 1 gallon of anti-freeze and one gallon of water. Since you have a truck it might take a little more. The anti-freeze and water are usually mixed together before they are put into the system especially if the engine has aluminum heads. You can also buy the coolant pre-mixed. If you do then you must buy two gallons.
That is the likely problem if all else was clean. The cold water solenoid cannot be replaced alone. The whole water inlet valve will need to be replaced. They are usually inexpensive and easy to replace. Here is a link that should help testing a water inlet valve
Hi, If the washer is unplugged, does the hot water shut off? If not, then you need to change the water inlet valve.
If I can help you further, please let me know.
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