I'm pulling my hair out at this stage. I've taken my washer apart, a
top loading Inglis maybe 12 years old. The machine simple doesn't stop
filling with water and go into the agitate function. I have removed the
cabinet, I jumped the wires on my lid switch, when I jump the water
level switch with those 3 wires (pink,violet,tan) the washer does not
go into agitation. She will agitate when I move the timer around to a
certain spot so I know that agitatin is possible. This is a two speed
model. I'm stumped. I even tried other water level switches but no go.
Any ideas?

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I'm pulling my hair out at this stage. I've taken my washer apart, a
top loading Inglis maybe 12 years old. The machine simple doesn't stop
filling with water and go into the agitate function. I have removed the
cabinet, I jumped the wires on my lid switch, when I jump the water
level switch with those 3 wires (pink,violet,tan) the washer does not
go into agitation. She will agitate when I move the timer around to a
certain spot so I know that agitatin is possible. This is a two speed
model. I'm stumped. I even tried other water level switches but no go.
Any ideas?


So it will overflow if you do not attend to it? Sounds like the float
switch is not doing its job.

Possible broken contacts on the mechanical timer. Consult with the local
appliance parts shop guy with your description. Buying parts over the
internet is convenient but comes with little or no advice.

Yes exactly, she overflows. I've tried prodding the timer contacts,
still
nothing. On my old washer when you would set the timer on the
wash cycle and bypass that water level (float switch) the machine would
agitate without water. All the spin cycles work, if it was the timer
contacts
you'd think that by moving them around a bit I'd get at least some sort
of partial contact.