Water will not shut off on its own even after the entire wassh cycle is done

I made a mistake and need to add: When a washer does not stop filling, it is most likely the water lever biscuit diaphram is ruptured, or the tube that leads to it is leaking or has been pulled off. Still have the level switch looked at. One curious thing, however, the level switch is supposed to disable any motors until the unit reaches the proper level. If you have an electronic timer, your described symptoms might be able to happen but is unlikely, but with a mechanical timer, I cannot think of how this might happen at all. Therefore, the probable culprit is the electro-mechanical water valves that the hoses hook up to on the rear of the machine. Have those looked at. Thanks for being patient.

I made a mistake and need to add: When a washer does not stop filling, it is most likely the water lever biscuit diaphram is ruptured, or the tube that leads to it is leaking or has been pulled off. Still have the level switch looked at. One curious thing, however, the level switch is supposed to disable any motors until the unit reaches the proper level. If you have an electronic timer, your described symptoms might be able to happen but is unlikely, but with a mechanical timer, I cannot think of how this might happen at all. Therefore, the probable culprit is the electro-mechanical water valves that the hoses hook up to on the rear of the machine. Have those looked at. Thanks for being patient.