Replaced pump, and wires touched causing a short somewhere. When reaching the spin cycle, the pump will not shut off, even when the power button is turned off. Must unplug washer to stop the pump. As soon as washer is plugged in, the pump starts running again.
SOURCE: Washer filled with water & then stopped & will not work in any cycle.
could be a bad pressure switch did it fill all the way is it a top loader or front loader any noise or nothing
SOURCE: While the washer drains and spins, new water comes in
Drain hose must be at least 30 inchs above the floor.
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SOURCE: Kenmore front load washer won't drain
Remove the bottom panel under the door to access the drain pump. Make sure the washer is unplugged before servicing the pump. The pump will be located under the wash tub in the front of the washer. There should be a small access cover that can be unscrewed to access the inside of the pump. If not, remove the inlet hose to access the pump impeller. HINT: Pull the drain hose from the standpipe and use a shop vac to pull a vacuum on the drain line. This will pull any remaining water out of the drain lines and wash tub. This will minimize the amount of water that spills out of the drain pump when you remove the access cover.
It does not take much to damage this small drain pumps. If you clean the pump thoroughly and it still exhibits drain problems, the manufacturer recommends replacing the pump.
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SOURCE: Won't pump out water at the end of wash or rinse cycle.
I don't know this model at all, but hada similar set of syptoms on an electrolux .....
Just a thought, but have you checked the pump chanber is not impeded by a stray hairgrip, or bit of wire?
The fact it doesn't pump when it should, but allows water to pass when the centrifugal force of a spin cycle builds up, would indicate that maybe its the pump that either has a jammed impeller, or a blown motor (or fuse).
SOURCE: Soil level light cycles by itself.
unplug the machine. take the computer broad out of the control switches. Clean the resadue off both sides of the broad, with a small amount of hydrogen peroxide and a q-tip. Dry it off !!!!! put back to getheir and turn it on. that should fix it!
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