No water coming to washer

Hum for one a front load H.E washer should not be having very much suds as u claim it had. Are u aware the front loads are made to use very little soap and if u use to much soap hence alot of suds, ur SUDS SENSOR will act up and can shut down any wash cycle. a trick is to run just water and some vinagar trough a couple loads if u can get to wash at all. Another issue u may have is a plugged line somewhere. or loose unconnected water hose line hence the water on the ground effect. u may want to check ur flow line from the entry into the tub where the water at the moment I cant recall the name of the gadget but it can get clogged or damaged and hinder the water from entering the tub

Sounds like a lid switch

fill screen are clog with dirt

eb3 = incomming line voltage below 90 volts

check voltage at outlet, if above 90 volts replace control board
would strongly recomend having a profesional look at it ... this should save both of you some time and money though.....

You have a faulty fill valve

If you want to check which one, try turning off the cold supply only before you go to bed

If the washer has water in it next morning it is the hot valve that has gone faulty if it is dry then it is the cold one

They are easy to change and can be bought from a number of suppliers

I don't know if the problem is solved but last night we ran the washer without any clothes in it and everything seemed to work fine. My wife was able to run a load of laundry and it seemed to work. I hope it was just too much clothes the first time it stopped or the washer was just acting up. Either way, I had nothing to do with the fix. Sorry I couldn't be any more help. Thank you for the link to assistance plan, it might come in handy in the future.

Thanks again,
Sandro Micocci

to reset the water level you have to turn the knob all the way over as far as it will go and then come back to large load.

make sure the water level hose is connected to the tub and the switch,you can remove the front panel to and flip up the top check,let me know now you do-mike

Sounds like a control board problem