Quote (wraps @ Sep 24 2025 08:46pm)

I've already talked to her about it and she can guide me step by step on how to fix it but the problem is, knowing exactly what the problem is! Maybe I'll have her check it out tomorrow! :wub:

Quote (wraps @ Sep 24 2025 11:44pm)

It's all good! I'm just going to have to either buy a new one or have somebody come out and fix it! I've watched plenty of youtube videos and it all points to like a million different things that could be wrong! :)



It could be a faulty sensor! It would probably be a blessing if it was! Something tells me it's going to be a lot more expensive than that, though! :)

Quote (Pharaohmon @ Sep 24 2025 10:46pm)

Sometimes buying a new washer is cheaper than trying to fix an old one

Quote (BigSmokeHarold @ Sep 24 2025 10:47pm)

I was thinking maybe she could hand-wash the garments in the meantime

Quote (4nt @ Sep 24 2025 10:47pm)

i didnt see your second post if its filling up and draining right away its probably something else involving the way it drains.

Quote (wraps @ Sep 24 2025 11:49pm)

I might have to just go out and buy a used one! I'm not trying to spend another eight hundred dollars on a washing machine right now! :)





She would totally do that! I'll just have to get a big barrel for her to wash them in! Then, we can just throw the clothes in the dryer! B)



Do you think it could be that the hose is too long? The drain hose? :)

Quote (4nt @ Sep 24 2025 10:51pm)

there is probably some kind of valve that opens to drain could be dirty so its not closing or its just broken. i would find the model number and look for videos around that

Quote (wraps @ Sep 24 2025 11:52pm)

I guess that's possible! I didn't really think about that! Thank you 4nt! :love:

Quote (4nt @ Sep 24 2025 10:56pm)

hard to know without info on it but it could be hose related as well id mess around with that first since its free.

Quote (wraps @ Sep 24 2025 11:58pm)

Well, the old hose had a leak in it anyway, so I bought a new hose! I thought lifting the hose up higher would do the trick as it worked last time but now i'm thinking that you're probably right and it's not even hose related! I just hate that there could be so many different things it could be! :lol:

Quote (4nt @ Sep 24 2025 11:03pm)

google says to have it go out a few inches then up. needs an air gap to avoid being sucked out like siphon