Admiral Washing Machines - Page 4 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

When the water pressure is low, the water flow is just less. When the diverter opens, it lets whatever water is there pass through, So there just has to be enough pressure to lift the water from the water input past the top of the tub to where it sprays out, I grew up in a house with its own water system. When the water pressure was low, it just took longer to fill the tub. As the pressure dropped the flow became less and less, Even at a dribble water continued to flow until the water level switch turned it off.

Take switch out and jump the two wires that go to it

I repaired one with similar issues quite awhile ago. I would never do it again. If you want a project and you are a do-it-yourselfer, go for it, I am sure the parts are available. If you are thinking about having it repaired, I doubt it would be worth it.

Go to this website, find the manuals tab. You will need your full model number, not just the first 4 numbers/letters. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/user-manuals

Ummm...hate to ask, but is the water supply valve open?

You might be overloading it or the clothes are not evenly spaced or it might need to be leveled. If none of this works I will need more info to give better ideas..

clean the lint filter in the machine remove any tissues and papers from pockets before washing

Sounds like timer needs replacing

Yes you will need to cancel any cycle to change to another.