This is not a normal failure that I'm familiar with. My guess, and it's just that is:
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This is not a normal failure that I'm familiar with. My guess, and it's just that, is:
Water Inlet Valve
If the washer is overflowing and power is shut off to the washer, the water inlet valve has failed. Replace it.
Pressure Switch
If the washer is overflowing the pressure switch might be defective. The pressure switch is attached to a small tube which is attached to the outer wash tub. As the water level rises the air pressure in the tube increases, once the set water level is reached the pressure switch turns off power to the water inlet valve. Check to be sure the air tube to the pressure switch is clear before replacing the switch.
This is not a normal failure that I'm familiar with. My guess, and it's just that is:
Water Inlet Valve
If the washer is overflowing and power is shut off to the washer, the water inlet valve has failed. Replace it.
Pressure Switch
If the washer is overflowing the pressure switch might be defective. The pressure switch is attached to a small tube which is attached to the outer wash tub. As the water level rises the air pressure in the tube increases, once the set water level is reached the pressure switch turns off power to the water inlet valve. Check to be sure the air tube to the pressure switch is clear before replacing the switch.