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Anonymous Posted on Feb 12, 2010

New whirlpool wtw5100VQ, will not fill hot/warm water,

New whirlpool wtw5100VQ, will not fill hot water/warm, kicks off breaker when attempting to fill hot or warm. Verified no hose obstruction, good flow. No apparent washer fill port obstruction. Reset breaker, cold fill works fine.

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Remove lid and just check connectors on rear of inlet vaulves are not earthing. Hope this helps. Also to check it is not a faulty solonoid remove wires from 1 terminal and tape them up, then put machine onto hot fill, if this does not blow trip switch then solinoid most likely at fault. Please ensure you disconnect power before touching wires. Good luck hope this helps

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