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    Appliance Questions and Answers Forum » General Questions for MrBill » Washer over flows

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    1 Washer over flows on 2/9/2012, 18:59

    jevert


    Hi. I have a Fridgidaire Top loader Model
    #GLWS1649AS1 that won't sense the water level. The hose is not plugged I can blow through the hose. The pressure valve is new. When the tub is filling water can be seen in the hose. If I diconnect the hose blow lightly on the pressure valve hose connection the water quits and the machine starts to agitate. Any ideas? Thanks.

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    2 Re: Washer over flows on 2/13/2012, 12:27

    jevert


    Make sure to carefully inspect the hose. Pulled hose off and could not blow through it. however, after close inspection found cuts in hose caused by rubbing on washer cabinet. Changed hose, washer works.

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