[Charlotte09]

I keep getting errors codes Suds and F35.

I cleaned the drain basket at the bottom of the washer (a few coins in there), also checked tubing to make sure no blockage. The motor (to the right of the basket) is working fine, we pulled it out and ran it independently. Not sure if a sensor has gone bad or which one it could be. Please advise.

[sidfink43]

There should be tech notes under the top cover which will take you through some testing. I would focus on the water level pressure switch, but ultimately the control unit might have to be replaced.

[jrbooks1]

I've been having this same code, some people say to blow at the pressure hose and this did work a few times but I finally found this website and purchased a new pressure switch. Very easy to change because it's at the top of the washer. http://www.*************************...ance-parts.php - the swith was $45 dollars and took about 10 minutes to put in. This is the best $45 I spent - plus shipping

[jrbooks1]

so, this sites doesnt like websites, so the name of the place is "point click appliance repair" or pcapppliancerepair . com

[sidfink43]

Great, glad you got it fixed and thanks for getting back to us, that is helpful to people who view your posts

[flajumper]

After visiting a few forums I was able to fix my error codes. I would get suds and then it would follow with F35. I orderd a new Analog pressure sensor switch from the whirlpool parts dept. 866-698-2538. The part is a little larger than a zippo lighter. Easily installed it. Just popped the top off and switch is at the top right rear corner. Turn and pull old one out, pull small hose out, pull wired connector off, install in reverse order. Piece of cake. Part cost me around $100.00 plus deliver. I over nighted it, wife was so aggrivated it was worth the extra money for me. I hope this helps someone with their problem. I understand completly how you feel for such a expense machine. Ours just fell out of warranty when it all started. Good Luck