Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Water Level Pressure Switch by Whirlpool

Hi Joe. If Your washer water valve is OK, then check where the fill hoses are connected to the Water valve. There are screens in the water valve inlet that need to be cleaned. Use a bucket and flush out your hoses. If all of this turns well and there are no fault codes then you must be OK. Any front load washer will detect the "Load" in the tub and how much the motor has to work to turn the tub. If it is "empty", Then it is programmed not to use much water for energy consumption rates. This is all factory set by the manufacture per government guidelines. Years ago it was OK to set the pressure switch the way you desired, but now the screw is back filled with "red wax". If this seal is broken then you have forever voided your warranty. Your water valve part # is WPW10289387. The pressure switch is part # WPW10271610. Hope this helps. Thank you.