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Priscilla Moll Posted on Oct 29, 2014
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Whirlpool lsb6300pw2 top loading washer will not start. it fills with water and wont start. have opened and closed lid several times and it wont start

Have tried all cycles (7). have tried to rinse cycles and it still wont start. we cant find the lid switch and or sensor to check it out. where is the lid switch or sensor located?

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    Priscilla Moll Oct 29, 2014

    Correction this machine has 12 cycles not 7.

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The safety switch on the lid is open circuit , check this out first they give a lot of trouble.

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