Doesn't shut off when the water is gone. - Rule 1800 H53SP-24 Swimming Pool Cover Pump

While it could be many things that have gone wrong, the most likely cause is the heating element has failed. Call the local dealer.

Shut off water... leave power turned on or turn it off:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-electric-problems-with-water-heater.html#gone

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The sink usually doesn't have a shut off of it's own look on the side of your house ,the side closest to the meter & there should be a main water shut off valve for the house.

P0443 code, EVAP system control purge control valve circuit failure, p0441 is related to p0443. if you fix it, both codes should be gone! to fix p0443-- Using a scan tool, command the purge solenoid to activate. Listen or feel for a clicking coming from the purge solenoid, If it doesn't click with scan tool activation, unplug the connector and examing the solenoid and connector for damage, water, etc. Then check for battery voltage on the feed wire with the key on. If you have battery voltage, then ground the control side manually using a jumper wire and see if the valve clicks. If it does, then you know the solenoid is working properly but there is a problem with the control circuit. If it doesn't click when you manually ground it, replace the purge solenoid.

water doesn't just evaporate it has to be leaking out somewhere, how do you know that the head gasket isn't blown ? it may be cracked or the engine block may be cracked or a seal is leaking,water doesn't disappear it has to be going somewhere, it might be a good idea to have the radiator pressure tested to find out just where the water is leaking from .....hope this helps.....cheers.

The fill switch is bad. That's the only "safety" on the washer that will shut the water off after reaching desired depth. To test it, run your machine on the various water levels. For example, start out on the low setting. If the water doesn't shut off after the tub is half full, then it's the fill switch inside the unit next to the tub.

Replace your fill switch, it's faulty.

If your washer doesn't shut off the water when it is full. You have a bad sensor or water level set switch.

Unplug the T.V. and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Plug it back in and see if it comes on. If it doesn't come on try using a different power outlet, if it still doesn't come on then the power supply may have gone bad and would need to be replaced.

This is a fill valve gone out