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With the load size on large or super, the tub overflows. When on medium it doesn't. Does not always go through a spin cycle no matter what the setting.
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what you need to do is remove the front panel of the washer, there are 2 clips about 3-4 inches inward from the edge. get a putty knife and push in between the top and front panel to release the clips. Now on the left side of the tub, there is a small clear rubber hose, the end of this hose is most likely clogged. pull it off the tub and cut the end about 1 1/2 inches is good, now get something small to clean the nipple on the tub. Put the hose back on and run a load, post results....make sure the whole time you are doing this that the tub is empty of water.
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Thanks for your help. It was an easy job that I thought would be hard. I never new I could take the front off so easily. Thanks again Jim
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