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Robert Gordon  
#1 Posted : Sunday, March 6, 2011 6:44:03 PM(UTC)
Robert Gordon

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I replaced the water inlet valve, the float switch & float are working properly, I only have ~ 6 volts going to the water inlet valve. I can get water into the machine if I put 120 volts on the water inlet valve. Why do I not have enough juice when the machine is on? Does this mean I have a problem with the timer? or could there be a short somewhere else? The motor runs and if I bucket the water into the machine the water sprays as it should. Please help me, I need water!!!!
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denman  
#2 Posted : Monday, March 7, 2011 1:14:33 AM(UTC)
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Yes it looks like a timer problem.

You could trace the wires back to the timer from the valve/float switch combo and then measure across them at the timer. You should see the valve coil resistance.
If you do then the wiring to the valve is OK and I would replace the timer.
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