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washer just puts water in

by ted burrows
(pa.)




I have a whirlpool rpoer washer that put water in the tub but does nothing else. it would overflow if i didnt shut it off. i replaced the timer but still have the same problem..... any ideas?





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Answer

Hi Ted,

The problem is going to be the water valve, the pressure switch or the tube that connects to the pressure switch. If you have to turn the water off to stop the water running into the washer then the water valve is bad. If all you have to do to stop the water is to cut the washer off then the problem is the pressure switch or the tube. Often the tube that connects to the switch will come off or break. Remove the case of the washer and look at the back bottom right hand side of the tub and see if the tub has came off and if not put it back on and your problem should be repaired.

This video shows how to remove the case of the machine.



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Shawn/administrator




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washer just puts water in

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Nov 20, 2011
same situation
by: sam

I have a same problem but on a different washer. Mine is an maytag top load doing the same. Got any ideas for that washer?

Nov 21, 2011
RE
by: Shawn/admin

Hi Sam,

The answer is pretty much the same only the video will not help you. If you have to turn the water off at the wall the problem is the water valve and if you can turn the washer off to stop the water the problem has something to do with the pressure switch. Before replacing the pressure switch there is a tube that connects between the tub and the switch, make sure that tube isn’t clogged, broken or cracked and if so repair it.

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