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| Toller 2006-01-31, 9:21 pm |
| I set it for a small load. When it got up 2/3rds of the way, which I
figured was too high for small, I stopped it, reset the level, and set it to
low again. It stopped filling and started agitating. It did not leak.
(whew)
So, that reinforces my sense that it is something about shutting off the
water.
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| A guy I know does exactly the same thing to his girlfriend.
"Toller" <Toller@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:A9TDf.22184$wk5.22082@news02.roc.ny...
> I set it for a small load. When it got up 2/3rds of the way, which I
> figured was too high for small, I stopped it, reset the level, and set it
to
> low again. It stopped filling and started agitating. It did not leak.
> (whew)
>
> So, that reinforces my sense that it is something about shutting off the
> water.
>
>
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| Toller 2006-01-31, 9:21 pm |
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"Toller" <Toller@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:A9TDf.22184$wk5.22082@news02.roc.ny...
>I set it for a small load. When it got up 2/3rds of the way, which I
>figured was too high for small, I stopped it, reset the level, and set it
>to low again. It stopped filling and started agitating. It did not leak.
>(whew)
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> So, that reinforces my sense that it is something about shutting off the
> water.
Now it will not spin after draining; it just keeps draining and draining.
Could that be the same problem; it doesn't know it is empty because the
water level sensor is clogged?
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| celticsoc@aol.com 2006-01-31, 10:21 pm |
| Did your wife fill it before she loaded it? It could be that simple -
she may have loaded it after the water level had gotten to a point
where putting the clothes in made it overflow. I did that myself once
or twice, but my washer is on a concrete basement floor, so no biggie.
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