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Maytag washer blows 1.5A fuse in back of the top compartment where the dial etc is

Maytag washer top load keeps blowing 1.5 A fuse in the center back of the compartment on top with all the electronics (i.e. the dial). Sometimes when I pull the knob to start the washing machine on a cold cycle the fuse just blows immediately. I replaced the electrical value for the cold water but that did not have any effect on the problem. I have replaced the fuse several times and every so often it blows again. This last time I replace the fuse then plugged it back in (I had forgot to push the know back down) and the fuse blew right away. My last fuse. With this fuse blown the washing machine does nothing. I looked at a very old model and it didn't seem like it had a fuse in that position. Not sure what that means if anything.

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There is a micro switch next to the fuse. It is shorted out. Replace the micro switch and solve your problem.

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