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[quote=Simon / APP Team;767041]Hi.

The first problem is most likely related to the timer. 
When the water flows in during the final spin check if the re is 120VAC to the water valve solenoids. 
If yes - replace the timer, if not - you have a sticky water valve.

The timer [PART]8541110[/PART]

The water valve [PART]3979346 [/PART]

Thank you. Post the results.

Simon.[/quote]

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Simon / APP Team	Posted: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 12:11:35 PM(UTC)
	Hi. The first problem is most likely related to the timer. When the water flows in during the final spin check if the re is 120VAC to the water valve solenoids. If yes - replace the timer, if not - you have a sticky water valve. The timer Part number: 8541110 The water valve Part number: 3979346 Thank you. Post the results. Simon.
Gezo2	Posted: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 8:12:25 PM(UTC)
	My Kenmore Elite washer has these symptoms: 1) agitates during water filling tub; 2) Water flows (not spray) continuously during the final spin cycle. I replaced the water level control switch & hose but that did not fix the problem. Is it possible I got a bad switch?

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