W1930 I put in a normal load and water starts to fill, but soon cuts off. Too soon! Then the machine seems to go thru its normal cycle, including spin.  At the end, there is usually very wet clothes in the washer, as if they did not spin dry but as if there was still water in there. The front of the washer is not glass, so I can't see  whats going on. From other articles it seems like its the pressure vessel clogged or something like that. If it is could you step me throught he process of cleaning that out. I am not very mechanical so more detail would be better. I can get a friend to help me and I'd like to try to do it. Sound familiar? Thankis Tamara

I have exactly the same problem. I am currently getting around the issue by letting the machine do the washing then at the end of that cycle do a manual rinse cycle.

could b pressure switch tube is blocked or your control board with the pressure switch attached is faulty. empty water from machine, remove pressure switch hose from control board, blow thru tube to remove any blockages, refit tube. turn on cycle, select low water level, push start, after about 30sec"s push start again, that should stop it filling straight away. if the water stops push start again to continue filling. if it doesnt stop filling after restarting the cycle then it is your control module.if the water doesnt stop filling after the 30 sec stop it is the water valves. by the way what country do u live in because $120 seems to b alittle too expensive. please reply 4 more help.

sounds like you may have burned out the lid switch. if it is not working the timer thinks the lid is not closed and will not advance.

At least on our GE front loader it is ok. That's why they are so easy on water.

Replace the water fill valve on the washer.

OK, Duh..... I guess there is about a 2 to 3 min. delay for the liquid soap dispenser to fill up and disperse the soap into the washer tub. After that short cycle is complete the fill cycle engages and fills at normal speed.

The first thing seems to be the timer,or the water level switch. Try filling the washer with water by hand, if it starts to agitate after being filled its the timer, if not it is the water level switch, let me know if you need further assistance.

check it has drained completely after the last cycle.
if that is ok, take top off and check continuity thro the inlet valve coils

I have the same machine and had the same problem. It turned out that the outflow trap which contains a plastic ball had filled up with junk out of pockets etc and also with strands of fabric from cloth nappies. If you remove the drain hose assembly(unplug the machine first!!) by unscrewing the jubilee clips on the hoses(this is inside the rear panel of the machine at the bottom) you can rmaove the outfloe trap take the ball out and empty out all the junk. Check that the hoses are clear as well and then check no junk remains where the part attaches to the bottom of the drum.
Put everything back together and run the machine for a full cycle with no clothes in it this should remove any left over bits of junk.
I have had to do this four or five times in the two years I have had this machine but it runs fine and washes perfectly until too much jnunk is in the trap, then it has the same symptoms you describe, wont finish the cycle, wont spin. On one occasion it poured water out of the powder tray, again same problem!!
If the machine has stopped full of water you will have to abort the programme unplug the machine, plug it back in then open the door catching the water in a large container then follow the procedure above. Water will drain from the hoses when you take them off have some towels handy!! Good Luck, Al from Manchester