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Eric
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Almost, but not quite there yet. I have to be able to read the numbers, wire colors, letters…hard to read on the second main wiring diagram. Also, will need to be able to read the timer chart when you post it. Somewhere on this machine, there is a 3 level pressure switch. The user level control switch just selects which pressure switch is used. I don’t see the pressure switch on the parts diagrams but do see it on the wiring diagram. Take the front panel off and look for a pressure hose coming off the tub somewhere.
Eric
Any chance you are in Toronto Canada - gladly pay you a small ransom to solve this in person! lol
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Need to find the pressure switch. Trace the white/red wires from the load size switch. They go to the
pressure switch. Need to see photo’s of pressure switch. This is a new arrangement that Whirlpool
is using. I’ve never seen it before, never serviced this model before. How high is the wash cycle water level
when set to large? Rinse level is automatically set to low unless you have
the fabric softener switch on.
The resolution of the photo’s are too small. Don’t crop or resize them too small. Upload your photo’s to another
site such as photobucket or to your own ftp site if you have one and link them here. Just took photo of my washer
wiring diagram. First image is resized like the ones your giving me. 640x480 and only 46kb. The second one is
3500x2625 and 1.12meg. See the difference? Can’t read the text on the first one but clear as a bell on the second
one. That’s what I need.
Eric
Yeah I did it - although there are the original part pics of the drawings you will see a high res complete of the front and back:
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At FULL the level is about 55% of the drum full. When I set it on medium it is about 54%. If I run it to MED load, then flip it to full, it fills for another 30 seconds or so max - probably not much more then a few cups of water.
Pressure switch has three separate switches inside of it for low, med, and high levels. Looks like they are adjustable. You see the three adjustment screws that have a little dab of red threadlocker applied to them? If you can break the threadlocker loose, you should be able to adjust the water level for each level. The high level is the adjustment closest to the white wire. Medium level is closest to orange wire and low level is closest to black wire. I don’t know which way to turn the screws to increase the level so you will have to experiment. The only other workaround would require you to be at the machine to stop the machine from filling or to install an old style pressure switch but that would require some rewiring.
The part next to the water level control with the clear cover is a relay that is energized while in rinse cycle. It forces low water level and cold water only during rinse cycle unless fabric softener switch is on which gives high water level and cold water only. Interesting to note that they do not show/list either the relay nor the pressure switch in the parts diagrams. Is there a part number on that pressure switch?
Eric
You are on the fast track for a potential hero award Eric! That pressure switch is located on the right-hand side of the machine just behind the dryer load selector switch. Fairly easy to access.
I picked up a new switch from whirlpool I will try first. If I get the same result crack the screw and try to adjust.
So just to confirm the screw at approximately 9 o’clock in the picture is for the high water level?
And how do I impact the water level for the rinse?
Ok, guess I was adding to my last post while you were composing so reread my last. Just leave your fabric softener switch on and rinse will be high level. With it off, rinse will be low. To make it exactly the same as wash setting would require some rewiring.
Eric
Again Eric, thank you so much! I’ll pop in the new part when it gets here in the next day or so - no joy, I will tinker with the set screws.
Thank you for being so patient and helpful.
I’ll let you know if it all works out - if you don’t hear back it is probably because I forgot to turn of the power before sticking my screw driver somewhere I should have not! lol 
So I waited three weeks for the appliance guy to return as promised, but no joy…amazing these guys are in business!
Ultimately I took the panel off and adjusted the screw on the pressure switch as you advised and a full two turns later (clockwise) she’s filling up!
FYI the rinse level never filled either even with the fabric softener switch on, however this single adjustment changed the water level in both the wash and rinse cycle.
Thank you again.
With the switch on, it should fill to the same level as wash high. With it off, it will fill to same as wash low level.
Eric