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Kim cassidy Posted on Dec 06, 2013

Washing machine water level sensor not working

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You can do one or 2 things. Drain the machine, disconnect the pressure tube going to the level switch and reconnect it. Check the actual switch itself and make sure it is working and also check that it hasnt fallen off and shorted itself against the frame of the washing machine. I see these switches fall off inside a lot.

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My Samsung washing machine is stuck at the rinsing cycle, it does not drain. Can the water level faulty pressure sensor cause it?

Yes, a faulty water level pressure sensor can cause a washing machine to get stuck at the rinsing cycle and not drain. The water level pressure sensor is responsible for detecting the water level in the washing machine tub and signaling the control board to activate the drain pump to remove the water. If the pressure sensor is faulty and cannot detect the water level, it may not signal the control board to activate the drain pump, causing the washing machine to get stuck in the rinsing cycle.
To troubleshoot this issue, you can try the following steps:
  1. Turn off the washing machine and unplug it from the power source.
  2. Locate the water level pressure sensor, which is typically located on the side of the washing machine tub.
  3. Check the wiring and connections to make sure they are secure and not damaged.
  4. Use a multimeter to test the continuity of the water level pressure sensor. If the sensor is faulty, it will need to be replaced.
  5. If the sensor appears to be working properly, check the drain pump and hoses for clogs or obstructions.
  6. Reconnect the washing machine and run a cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
If you are unsure about performing any of these steps or if the issue persists, it is recommended to contact a qualified technician for assistance.
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Hi our washing machine filling water level very high i wants reduce water level we need password fagor LM-60

I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I don't have access to specific passwords for Fagor LM-60 washing machines.
However, in most washing machines, the water level is controlled by a pressure switch or water level sensor. If you want to reduce the water level, you can try adjusting the pressure switch or replacing the water level sensor.
It is important to note that tampering with the settings of your washing machine can be dangerous and may cause damage to your machine. It is recommended to seek the assistance of a qualified technician or the manufacturer's customer support team for specific guidance on how to adjust the water level in your washing machine.
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My Kenmore washer Mod. #110.25102311 has low water level!

If the water levels are low in your washing machine then you could have a sensor that is faulty . The fill sensor will communicate with the control board when the washer is full to turn off the water . The fill sensor needs to be replaced for the water levels inside of your washing machine.
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My washer keeps saying err bush hw60_1460d

Oh boy I hope you're in the UK cuz that is a British unit here are the error code explanations
Error 1
Washing machine door lock has failed to operate or respond
The washing machine has detected an error with the door safety lock or interlock preventing operation.
Check door is closed and latched correctly
Check wiring
Check door lock
Error 2
Water drain time out or failure
The washing machine has failed to drain the water in a reasonable time, nominally in six minutes.
Check that filter is not blocked or obstructed
Check drain hose is clear of any blockage or obstruction
Check wiring to drain pump
Check drain pump is not defective
Check level sensor or switch
Check wiring to level sensor
Error 3
Not drained in time allowed - washing machine fails to drain water
Check that filter is not blocked or obstructed
Check drain hose is clear of any blockage or obstruction
Check wiring to drain pump
Check drain pump is not defective
Check level sensor or switch
Check wiring to level sensor
Error 4
Washing machine has detected problem with the wash heater
For this error code you need to check both the water heater or element and thermistor, the washing machine is reporting a fault on the heating circuit with this fault code but it is not capable of identifying exactly where the fault actually lies.
Check water heating element
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Check thermistor or temperature sensor
Check the thermistor resistance
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Error 5
Not drained in time allowed - washing machine fails to drain water
Check water supply is on, clear and not frozen
Check the air chamber and pressure sensor hose for blockages
Check water inlet valve
Check wiring to water inlet valve
Check connections to water inlet valve
Check the main control PCB
Error 6
Motor heat protector error or failure
The washing machine has detected an error on the washing machine's main drive motor circuit in relation to teh overheat protector within the motor itself.
Check motor connector block
Check motor carbon brushes where fitted
Check wiring
Check tacho connections
Check motor
Error 7
Motor error or failure
The washing machine has detected an error on the washing machine's main drive motor circuit but, like other errors cannot pimpoint he exact location or nature of the fault.
Check motor connector block
Check motor carbon brushes where fitted
Check wiring
Check tacho connections
Check motor
Error 8
Washing machine has detected an overfill situation
This error code can be caused by overfoaming which is a result of overloading (see this article) or by overdosing or, incorrect detergent as the pressure sensor will falsely read that there is too much water in the washing machine.
Also check the pressure sensor and that the machine has not actually overfilled with water.
Check for overfoaming or over soaping
Check the air chamber and the pressure switch hose
Check water level sensor
Check wiring to water pressure sensor
Check connections to water level sensor
Check main electronic controller
UNb
Washing machine has detected an out of balance situation
This error code is caused by an imbalanced of incorrect load in the washing machine
Check for overfoaming or over soaping
Check the air chamber and the pressure switch hose
Check water level sensor
Check wiring to water pressure sensor
Check connections to water level sensor
Check main electronic controller
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/fault-codes/laundry-fault-codes/3629-bush-washing-machine-error-codes
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Is there a water pipe to the level sensor

Or the water level sensor is defect, or a cable got lose. or the tube connected to the sensor is leaking air.
Lots of causes. But please first close the water tap. Then try t drain the water. Perhaps like you get ride of the water when cleaning the filter. And when everything is out of the machine start investigating, or ask a technician.
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E9 E2 ERROR

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Error = OVERFLOW ERROR
Cause & Solution =
The water is supplied continuously due to an defective inlet valve. Change the valve inlet.
The valve inlet is normal, but the water level sensor Change the water level sensor
(sensor pressure) is low. (sensor pressure).
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Message = E9
Error = SENSOR PRESSURE ERROR
Cause & Solution = The water level sensor is faulty. Change the water level sensor. (remove pressure tube and blow through it to make sure it is clear first)
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GE Washing Machine

Water level sensor must be malfunctioning and possibly needs to be replaced and/or water inlet electric valve is malfunctioning (getting no "signal" from level sensor to stop filling). Turn of the machine, unplug it, turn off the water and call the repairman unless you'd like a flood or the fire in the house!
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