The washer overflowed and I had trouble getting it to shut off. I turned the water off at the source and eventually also unplugged the washer. I suspect the problem is the blue water valve unit on the back or the pressure/water level switch. I disconnected the house to the pressure swith at the switch itself and blew through it (it seemed to be clear, but I can't be sure -- I did not disconnect it at the base of the tub in the back because the tube is wider at that point and I did not want to possibly damage it without having a replacement on hand. Because the pressure swith in the control panel is almost $100.00 I think it's better if I only replace the water valve and the possibly the house to the pressure switch and see what happens -- the washer is nearly 20 years old, so if repair parts, etc. total well over $100.00 it may not be worth it and I'll buy a new washer. I located the Water Valve part (AP4023852), but can't find the hose...need help with this selection. I also located what I think is the correct Water Level/Pressure Swith (#AP4031099) in the event I decide to replace that unit. Any and all help would be appreciated, especially identifying the correct hose to get. THANKS. Tom S.

thanks very much. I'm going to order this hose and the water valve and see if that does the trick.

Regards, Tom

Thanks; I'll do that. The washing machine is at a different house, so I can't do anything more for probably a couple of weeks. I'll follow the steps you have recommended to get to the bottom of the problem -- hopefully it will be an easy fix. Thanks again, Tom