[RichardInGa]

Washer works fine on cold & casual cycle. If I change to a difference cycle and change to warm water the washer never seems to drain correctly. At first I thought it might be the pump but works 100% of the time on casual and cold. Any ideas on what this could be?

[sidfink43]

Can you tell us if it has a warm water rinse selection and if that is when it does not drain fully.

It could be that the hot water valve is not shutting off completely.

[RichardInGa]

If I change from cold to warm water it only drains about 1/2 to 3/4 before it starts spinning. But what is odd is it does this same thing on every other cycle other than "casual" even if I have cold water selected. So yeah, I guess that is on the rinse cycle but it's set to warm/warm so I guess that would be every cycle.

[sidfink43]

Try changing out the timer. It could be a water temp switch issue but I think it is more likely the timer. If you buy from this site and the part does not fix the problem you can return it, see the returns policy for details and conditions.

[RichardInGa]

I have the part on order so I'll update once I know if this fixed the problem.

[RichardInGa]

OK, so it's not the timer. Switched that out and the same thing. On "normal" and "warm/warm" only drains about 1/2 of the water out when it goes through the drain and then spin cycle. I also noticed when it does this and moves to the next cycle it doesn't seem to refill up the appropriate water level, just moves to the next cycle with the current water in it.

So I'll return the new timer, any other ideas other than just go buy a new washer?

[RichardInGa]

Could it be a water pump issue? What throws me off is how if operates between the different water temps. But once it finishes washing and goes to the drain and then spin cycle it just seems that the majority of the water gets pushed out once it starts to spin. I wouldn't think that's normal but I don't really know. Could the pump just not have enough power to drain the water? Again, the difference between cold and warm has me stumped.

[RichardInGa]

Any other suggestions? Would like to not have to buy a new washer if at all possible.

Thanks!

[sidfink43]

It could be the pump if it did it on all temps, but since it only has the prob lem with the hot water or warm then the pump and drain hoses are okay.

I really thought the timer would be the issue. I would order a temp selection switch and try that, you can always return it if that does not fix the problem.

[RichardInGa]

I'll give the temp switch a try and let you know if that works. Thanks!