Water is filling to high no matter what setting

Does it do this when its off? Unplugged

If you manually pull up on the float of the fill valve will it then shut off? If it does, most likely your water pressure is too high, should be around 60 psi. More then 80 and it won't shut off. You may need to add a restrictor to the fill valve. Most fluid-master units come with one already installed, you could try one of them.

It sounds like the fill hoses are inverted. Most of the Fisher washers only fill with cold water after the initial fill. So if the hose are inverted then it will only fill with hot. Beyond this I'm at a loss. Good luck

is the water fill rod in place with float attached, and the opposit end in the switch hole? does the humidistat clik on and off when turned (just clik) put your finger or a pencil in the hole on the underside and try again. its prolly the float poor design...

check whether the hoses are mismarked when they come out of the wall.
the same thing kept happening to us (whirlpool cabrio) and i checked the temperature on the hoses coming out of the wall - cold was mislabeled as hot by the builder, and vice versa.

either the water valve is bad or the pressure switch

"should I just remove some water to make the higher end lower" - Does that really make sense to you?

No matter how much water you have in the pool the bulk of it is going to go towards the lower side. It shouldn't collapse. Pools collapse due to winter damage, not to being unlevel, and you cannot leave that pool up over the winter or it will pop.

The problem is most likely the float switch or it could be a stuck fill valve. If it is the fill valve, it will stop filling if you unplug the machine.

You can find the parts and diagrams at partselect.com

If you need more help, post a comment.

Thanks,

Tim

You want to run the self-clean mode. Fill with water, then over a sink, with the iron facing down, press the self-clean button. Steam will eject, along with sediment and water deposits. You may have to repeat numerous times. The iron requires soft water, if you don't have soft water at the tap then buy bottled water at the grocery store to prevent this problem.

You can also buy a cleaning solution that you mix into the water reservoir, or you can make your own by filling the iron half-full of water then add white vinegar to the fill line, then perform the self-clean mode or steam mode over a sink.

Here is a Rowenta suggestions:

The iron is leaking.


Water: Use tap water in the iron. If tap water is hard or high in organic matter, we recommend using bottled spring water or mix tap water with distilled. Do NOT use 100% distilled water. Many softening systems may cause issues as well.
Auto-Off: If iron is equipped with auto off, you need to move iron or gently shake it an allow it to heat back up before beginning to iron.
Overuse of Burst of Steam: Allow more time between each burst of steam.

The Rowenta site does not list a manual for your older model, but here is their link:

http://www.rowentausa.com/rowenta/frame.aspx

ck for stuck open fill valve ..with power unplugged does it keep filling if so valve if overfills only during fill cycle ck waterlvel control and associated hose to side of tub look for kinked or otherwise pluged line also possible pin hole in line