Washer keeps filling with water last 8minutes of spinning and over fills resulting in flooding. Home comfort Hcwp1102 desperate thanks

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Does the water stop when you push the timer in or are you having to shut the spigots off?? If it stops when the timer is pushed in then you have a problem with the pressure switch. There are quite a few tricks to axcessing your machine's components but if you are handy ill attemt to help.

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On the drain valve there must be some dirt that does not let the valve close or the valve must be defective and needs to be replaced. By the way you did not mention the make of the washer.

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hi there,

i would recommend checking the water level switch or lid switch and also the cable leading to it. that is what sends a signal to the machine control to stop filling with water.

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Hi
This is a fault with the water pressure sensor - it doesen't sense any.
8 times out of 10 the sensor is fine - but the pipe that connects it to an air chamber has a hole or is disconnected.

Turn it off (water and electric) and unplug. Remove the top, and check small hoses that go down the side of the machine. Replace any damaged hoses (take original to spares shop)

Replace and reconnect.

If you cannot see anything wrong - take the hose off anyway that connects to a sensor on the end of it. Take it off the lower end only- check it over fully, and blow down it. You should hear a click from the sensor. A test meter would help to see if it is functioning.

Replace sensor if faulty.

If it still produces the same fault - you may have a control board fault.

Please post back here if you cannot solve it for further test procedures.

Thanks for using Fixya.

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We had water pour out of the dispenser of our Kenmore HE2 washer. hot water helped us for one load then i realize that a trapped rag was the problem We were actually able to pull the face cloth out of the intake tube without taking everything apart!
opened the washer door and feel around inside the rubber seals to find where the intake tube connects to the drum (upper-left side). felt a small bit of cloth sticking out of the tube and were able to slowly work it out by pulling back and forth. and pulled it completely out thats all it was try this fi