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Water Level Switch Kit

Part Number: AP4567828
MFG Part Number: W10337780
Made by: Whirlpool
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This water level selector pressure switch includes a squeeze clamp and a replacement clear tube that runs from the switch to the tub.

Made by Whirlpool. Whirlpool brands include Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and others.
Whirlpool also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore.

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Part Number W10337780 (AP4567828) replaces 3366847, 3950421, 1608267.

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How to Replace Water Level Switch Kit #W10337780

Step by step instructions on how to replace a Water Level Switch Kit #W10337780 for Washer made by Whirlpool, Roper, Kenmore, Estate.


 

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Before I replace the switch on the control panel, is there something else I can check to help me figure out why the "hot" water will not come out when set to "hot" or "warm" setting. When switched to "hot" the machine just hmmmmmms and no water comes out but it will if set at "cold" or "warm-cold" setting.

Tony Q. for Model Number Whirlpool LXR7244PQ3

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The washer continued to fill to overflowing. I have run the washer and unplugged it. The water stopped, so it doesn't appear to be the water inlet valve. The washer stopped filling when unplugged so I replaced the water level switch. I also replaced the pressure tube that came with the water level switch. The water still continues to fill to overflow. I blew air through the air dome. The air dome looks pretty dirty though. What should I do now? Do I need to remove the air dome and clean it out? If so, how do I do that?

Marilou for Model Number MTW5800TW0

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My washer appears to be overflowing and doesn't know when to stop filling with water. It sounds like its the pressure switch that needs to be replaced. What testing do I need to do on the pressure switch to know if it's bad? Please explain in detail how I would go about blowing through the tube. Thanks!

Jason for Model Number Maytag MTW5800TW0

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While disassembling my washer to replace shaft seals the part number 3362089 Shield dropped out and I am unable to determine how to fit the thing back into place. I know it goes between the motor and tub and fits over the water line. The diagram is not helpful.

Mike for Model Number LXR7144EQ1

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My water level switch is broken at the shaft that meets the knob. A prior repair with glue/epoxy has fused both together and has broke away from the switch. What parts do you believe I need? Is there any salvaging the existing parts since there is only a break? thank you tampa

Law for Model Number type 111 roper

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I am planning to replace the Water Level Switch on my Whirlpool machine, but am unable to locate the 2 screws that I need to remove to remove the control panel. How do I find them?

Robert O for Model Number WTW5810SW 0

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