The switch can be bypassed BUT if you do be careful it is after all a safety device to prtect those who "know no better than stick their hand in a wash tub spinning over 700 rpm" the switch may be on the left side just behind left lid hinge on some it was even under right side and others on right edge of lid opening either the screw holes are broke off or lever is not pressing in to activate switch..1 other thing ck screws in hinges if left side is loose have seen it fail to engage switch lever
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Top loading washing don't always engage the door switch when door is closed because of what first appeared to be a bent door. Pressing down on door worked for months. You would hear click when switch engaged. How does this washer's door switch actually work and how can I bypass or fix the door/switch disconnect?
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