Top loader washer starts to fill but keeps stopping then starts again and stops until the alarm beeps
Either the water level sensor is faulty or the selector switch is bad.
Servicing the Water Level Control Switch
This
is another control panel switch, usually located next to the
temperature switch. There is a small hose connected to this switch, and
sometimes this hose becomes loose and falls off the connection. When
this happens, the water in the tub usually overflows. To solve this
problem, cut about 1/2 inch off the end of the hose and use a push fit to reconnect it to the switch.
The
switch itself can also malfunction, resulting in tub overflow and other
water-level trouble in the tub. If you suspect this switch is faulty,
remove it by backing out the screws holding it in place. Take it to a
professional service person for testing. If the switch is faulty,
replace it with a new one of the same size and type. Connect the new
switch the same way the old one was connected.
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