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My Matage Washing Machine Does Not Stop Filling. It Does Not Agitate It Just Continues To Fill. If I Stop The Machine Turn The Dial I Still Cannot Find The Agitate Cycle. I Can Find Spin Cycle. The Machine Will Stop Spinning When Lid Is Lifted So I Am Assuming The Lid Shut Off Is Working...i Think I Need To Replace The Timer (part # Ap4024544). I Took The Cover Off The Top Of Washing Machine And Looked At The Timer And It Appears All That Needs Done Is To Unbolt The Old Timer And Plug In The New One Using Wires And Plugs Already There.....if So Are There Any Special Tools I Will Need To Disconnect And Reconnect The Wires??
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Here is your parts breakdown Model PAV3300AWWHere is a service manual http://www.servicematters.com/m...ibrary/docs/16023083.pdfSounds like a water level pressure switch problem The switch is in the control console it has a tube which runs down to the bottom of the tub. As the water fills the unit, air is trapped in this tube when the air pressure in the tube rises to the set water level, the water level switch closes and the unit will then start agitation. Often the problem is a hole or crack in the tubing or it leaks at the fitting or crud blocks the tubing at the bottom. Remove the tubing from the switch and blow into it, that should clear a possible plug. Check the tubing for holes etc. Cut off about a half inch from the end and reconnect it to the pressure switch Get a piece if tubing with same internal diameter attach this to the pressure switch. Let it start to fill, blow into the tube it should start to agitate. Should not have to blow too hard. If it will not stop filling the switch is probably shot. |
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One thing that won't cost you anything as Denman suggested is to remove the airtight water level pressure switch tube and from the switch and blow out the trash in the bottom of the tub. Pump the machine dry and retry SublimeMasterJW attached the following image(s):
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