On timer is a electronic control that sits on the left side back of the timer. I believe it is also called an agitator delay unit. My question is can this if defective stop the water from entering the machine. note: At this point I have spent more than this machine is worth, but I have to know why no water is entering. I have bought new parts: Timer, sensor temp pressure switch, lid switch, water inlet valves, I have tested continuity and I have ran 1 120 volt test and here is the results. 120 volts but only 2.2 volts to water valves and it takes 120 v to open valves. Please tell me if that electronic control would stop water entering and of course the drop in voltage:mad:

Thank you PNWDrew. I did as you suggested and no water still will come in to the machine. The model # of washer is 110.29522801 it uses a pressure, sensor/temp all in one switch. The switch part # is 1010248240 which I replaced. The water inlet valve is W10175893 with thermistor, which I replaced. I also replaced the timer, however I have not replaced the control unit on back of timer. I have gone through the wiring several times and found no breaks. below the water inlet valves is a white circular unit that attaches to the hose before entering the tub and it has a small wire connection. I am assuming it is a level control but for the life of me I am not sure. Do you have any ideas. I am starting to think that I bought a defective switch and have to find which one. I have no agitation and no pump action now, possible the new timer is at fault?