Lg intello WD1243FH low water level? My Lg will not fill with water properly. It only lets in enough water to get the clothes wet then stops filling. I tried filling it manually through the drawer but as soon as water level reached the glass it stopped washing and pumped the water back out. I have checked the hose at the back of the washer is at the right level so i no its not draining out.

use the features fuzzy logic, u only need to power on and start on the machine when u hve fill in the tub with cloths and soap. water will fill in according to the load filled.

press and keep holding child lock for 5 to 10 sec

Fill setting has to be adjusted and the belt is slipping on the spin cycle and not generating enough centrifugal force to get the water out.

I have the same problem in my Hotpoint. I just start the machine, let the water flow in until all the water is in, stop the machine and fill it up again. The double infill of water seems to do the trick.

I have also found that if there is not sufficient water, some biological powers turn the washing a blue/grey colour that is almost impossible to get rid off

r u using auto fill mode?if u r then try selecting high medium or low. check water pressure coming out of inlet hose, could b faulty valve not letting enough pressure thru.please reply if u need more help

Either the water level switch has bad calibration or the water level tube has lost its air seal and needs to be refitted and air locked. If you do not know how to go about these tasks, call someone with experience. Goodluck, Macgivor

Hi, Do you know if the washer spins at all?
It sounds like the coupler has gone bad.
Please let me know if it spins at all.
I can send yyou instructions on changing the coupler.

Vic

No. Water level is not user adjustable. The washer will automatically put in the correct amount (about 3 inches in the bottom of the tub) and adjust for load size and type. This level is all that is needed. The reason the clothes are hardly wet at the end of the cycle is due to the high spin speed (compared to almost all top loading machines). If you want to see how wet the clothes really are, pause the machine mid cycle and the door will unlock and you can see, or select a "no spin" option and see at the end of that cycle. You will use about 12 gallons of water for a large load, vs. about 45 for a top loading machine, so remember to adjust your soap and fabric softener use accordingly. ( one tablespoon detergent and one teaspoon fabric softener maximum per load)

calyso is a low water use machine similar to front loads only enough water enters machine to get clothes soaking wet water is recirculated through tube on back right corner of tub to insure clothes are soaked if pressure switch determines minum water level not reached it will add more