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Washing machine wont stop filling up

Our washing machine will not stop filling up.  It started just on the rinse cycle and now it won't stop even in the beginning when it is putting water in for the first time.  We replaced the water level switch already (maytag #21001554) and it didn't help.  Any other suggestions?

washer wont stop filling on all cycles

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  • Anonymous Mar 23, 2014

    machine fills up with water but will not go into wash. The time left for operation is replaced with the letters de

  • Anonymous Mar 23, 2014

    machine fills up with water but will not go into wash. The time left for operation is replaced with the letters de

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2014

    when use a "full load" level for water to begin a wash, the "rinse" water then only fills to "med level". When use med. level for wash then the rinse only fills to low level. ??? Plus there is only less than two inches between the levels of med and full and the full level still doesn't even reach the top of the adjitator. I know stacks only hold small loads but this does not coinicide with previous ones top fill. Also the water at any level fills in splurges.

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I had the same problem and found a piece of trash in my valve. The valves are controlled by a solenoid and are very sensitive.

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See if the water coming in is hot or cold by turning the water faucets off and on to see if one fills and the other dont and replace the valve

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