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Model Number: kuds230bwho Brand: Kitchen Aid Age: 5 - 10 years
There is a water leak comming down the stand pipe of the float switch assembly. I ordered a float switch assembly and do not think that will solve the problem, since the float looks different on line and there is a space when the shaft of the float goes into the switch assembly. Is there suppose to be a gasket inside the float to prevent water going down the assembly shaft.
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Pull front bottom panel and remove the float retaining clip and remove float. Check the tub, you will probably find a crack in the tub. Sand it and clean it and put some silicone cement on it.
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