When you start the machine and the water is filling, it doesn't
completely fill because it is draining or leaking back. If you start
and stop the machine a few times, it will usually work normally. My
Wife thinks that it only does this with large clothes loads, which may
have someting to do with the load size selection.

Would appreciate any thoughts on this.

Mike

wrote:
When you start the machine and the water is filling, it doesn't
completely fill because it is draining or leaking back. If you start
and stop the machine a few times, it will usually work normally. My
Wife thinks that it only does this with large clothes loads, which may
have someting to do with the load size selection.

Would appreciate any thoughts on this.

Mike

Hi,

Water may be syphoning out....
http://www.applianceaid.com/faq-washers.html#filling

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/

Appliance Repair Aid wrote:
wrote:
When you start the machine and the water is filling, it doesn't
completely fill because it is draining or leaking back. If you start
and stop the machine a few times, it will usually work normally. My
Wife thinks that it only does this with large clothes loads, which may
have someting to do with the load size selection.

Would appreciate any thoughts on this.

Mike

Hi,

Water may be syphoning out....
http://www.applianceaid.com/faq-washers.html#filling

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/

I believe you are right....I looked at the drain hose setup.....I have
a horizontal 1" iron drain pipe coming out of the wall behind the
washer and the drain hose is clamped directly to it. I sure changing
this will cure the problem....Thanks!!!

Mike