41744052400 KENMORE Adds a very small amount of water when we push start and that is all. We have replaced the electronic panel and it is the same. Is it another problem or could the replacement panel also be bad?

Inside the washer case there is a level switch. It is a diaphragm that is pushed by air rising in a tube with the water behind it as the water level rises. On the back of the housing, there is an adjustment screw. Only move it small amounts, say a 1/4 turn. See the videos.

https://www.google.com/search?q=adjust+water+level+in+Kenmore+700

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sounds like water got into the electronics of it..

Your defrost drain line in the freezer has stopped up. The defrost water is coming in through the air vent to the fresh food section.
Turn the unit off and use a hair dryer to defrost the drain hole located behind the freezer panel.

Ours doesn't even spin. I'm trying to connect with a repair guy.
If we gets our repaired, I'll try to remember to get back to this page.
Good luck with yours.

The control panel/board is most likely faulty. It is quite common. You can get the parts and the manual at repairclinic.com

Unplug from the wall outlet for 1 min plug back in and this reset the pcb controller

There is a rectangular magnet attached on the inside of the drawer for the detergent. Located on the right hand side near the front of the drawer. This magnet had come loose. Some glue and caulking worked well and the washer is working fine now. Meant to post this weeks ago.

Check the float.
There is a float inside the dishwasher but you can't see it. The small dome in the bottom has a float inside that activates a switch underneath by a plunger. Sometimes this float gets stuck in the up position. Take the bottom panel off and look directly under the dome for the switch and the plunger that activates the switch. Push this plunger up to see if it moves freely. If it moves then you need to check the switch then the water valve solenoid with an OHM meter. Next, use the meter to see if the timer is sending power (110) to the water valve.

If everything is good to this point then check the water supply. Turn the water supply off, disconnect the water line from the dishwasher water valve, run a small amount of water into a pan.

Hope this helps.

You don't. Front load washers use only a very small amount of water. They fill a small amount, tumble a bit, resulting in water being absorbed into the clothes, which drops the water level in the tub. The washer senses this and adds more water, which repeats until water level stabilizes. The only way to get more water on wash cycles is to use delicate cycles, which use more water, resulting in a more gentle wash action. Remember that due to the low water consumption of front load washers, you should only use one tablespoon of HE detergent per cycle. (even less if you use 2x or 3x concentrate.) This is a FixYa solution. Your washer is working as designed.

ck around pump at place motor shaft connects ..that is mot likely place