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Start at the water supply and screens before replacing electrical components.
Start at the water supply and screens before replacing electrical components.
What to check next
Check supply valves and hoses
Confirm both required supply valves are open and hoses are not kinked.
- Turn both valves fully open.
- Inspect hoses for crushing.
- Check for recent plumbing work or frozen lines.
Why it helps: Supply restrictions should be eliminated before replacing inlet components.
Inspect inlet screens
Check user-serviceable inlet screens for sediment.
- Turn off water and unplug the washer.
- Relieve pressure and remove hoses carefully.
- Inspect screens without puncturing or removing them unless the manual allows.
- Reconnect and leak-test.
Why it helps: Sediment can reduce flow enough to trigger a fill error.
Confirm door or lid state
Make sure the control recognizes a properly closed door or lid.
- Remove clothing from the latch area.
- Close the door firmly without slamming.
- Check for an error or lock indicator.
Why it helps: Some models will not open inlet valves without a valid interlock signal.
Test the inlet valve
Use model-specific testing after supply and screen checks.
- Disconnect power and water.
- Verify the exact replacement part.
- Use a technician for live-voltage diagnosis.
Why it helps: A valve can fail electrically or mechanically after external restrictions are ruled out.
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Frequently asked questions
Should I replace a part based only on an error code?
No. A code identifies a detected condition, not necessarily the failed component. Rule out safe, inexpensive causes and confirm the exact model.
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