Questions & Answers for: Admiral water sensor

...either by a floater sensor or by a membrane sensor that detects water pressure/volume, depending on the model. On washing machines it is usually a membrane switch, and that is faulty on your

...it's still under warrenty then get it repaired if its old then it will cost more to fix than its worth. Sorry no easy fix. water level sensor is faulty. You can get parts and manual at ...

...water level sensor hose has diconnected, or the drain hose is too low, and is allowing water to flow through into the drain.....Check drain hose......If water flow is not stopped when you unplug the ...

...water spun out okay. Is there a sensor or selenoid which could need replacing? Thank you for your assistance. Terry at [email protected] Easy fix. Remove the control panel dust cover and look and see ...

...water level sensor is faulty. After the inlet valve is opened the program controller needs the signal fromt he water level sensor. Thi is normally a pressure switch and as the water builds up the tub ...

...(if they find the problem) thats as much as the washer cost in the FIRST place. HELP Is your washer have a auto temp control if so you may need a new sensor witch would be located on the water

water level sensor has failed and so does not trip the controller to shut off the inlet valve. The sensor is a pressure activated switch and you must be able to track it down and test the switch&

water comes out but wont start washing or anything There is usually two main causes for this:1) The door sensor assembly is defective. Be it the sensor itself, or the part that connects to ...

...WATER LEVEL SENSOR - normally a pressure switch- must activate at the preset/chosen level to give the signal to the program controller to switch on the motor. What is most important for the motor to ...

...fill solonoid that isn't working or the ice level control is thinking the bin is full. I would look for the ice level sensor and give it a cleaning or replace it How do I change the water ...