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Obviously the machine believes the drain cycle is not complete. It is running the drain pump until the level it "sees" is all the way down. Somehow you or your technician will need to get inside the beautiful stainless panels to adjust, clean or replace the drain level sensor...
Please read the tip below, explaining how to fix F70 and F71 problems. The comment applies to Whirlpool built kenmore washers like the one in question.
I think that by this time you already fixed the problem. The codes indicate usually a fault that is either CCU or MCU.
Please read the tip below, explaining how to fix F70 and F71 problems.
The comment applies to Whirlpool built kenmore washers like the one in
question.
how old is the unit?
if it is less than one year it is under warranty and you can get it serviced for free call kenmore,
the problem is the main controller.
Yes. F70 is a flood in the base of the unit which activates the float switch and constantly activates the drain pump until the water has gone. Isolate the unit at the power switch and remove the bottom panel under the door panel. Dry up the water as best possible with a towel. You will see the float at the front. Run the unit again and check for any water leaks. You may just have over sudded the unit with too much detergent. Only use 2 teaspoons of powder. To start with while testing don't use any detergent. Good luck
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