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Customer Questions and Answers for Water Level Pressure Switch by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM13699155
Manufacturer Part Number: W10335056

This water level pressure switch monitors the washer's tub water level through the air-pressure hose and signals the control when to stop filling. Replacing a faulty switch helps restore accurate fills and consistent cycle progress.

  • Senses air pressure from the tub to determine water level
  • Signals the control to start/stop filling and advance the cycle
  • Common symptoms of a failed switch: fills too little or too much, stops filling early, won't advance into wash/spin, or shows water-level error codes
  • Helps protect against overfill conditions when operating correctly
What's included: 1 water level pressure switch Install notes:
  • Disconnect power and shut off water supplies before servicing
  • Access through the control/console area; note hose and connector orientations
  • Transfer the pressure hose and wire harness; ensure an airtight hose fit with no kinks or cracks, and clear any water/debris from the hose
  • With the tub empty, run a quick fill test to ensure proper shutoff and cycle progression

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Hello Scott, You are supposed to blow through the hose back towards the tub. This clears any lint and soap build-up that could clog the hose to the pressure switch. If you blew very hard, I would be very reluctant to trust it as too much pressure will damage the water level switch. Now to troubleshoot your issue, reassemble the unit and start it filling with water. While it's filling, unplug the unit from the wall receptacle. If the water doesn't stop until you turn off the faucet, the water inlet valve is bad. If it turns the water off when you unplug it from the wall receptacle and the unit is full, you have a bad pressure switch.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Tuesday, May 1, 2012

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