I ordered the switch, flow meter and hose. Replaced switch and hose in 30 minutes. Didn’t replace flow meter still good, original look sturdier then new one. While at it I cleaned the pump filter (in front bottom) and the reservoir connecting the hose. Both were dirty with gunk. The debris junk in the reservoir probably caused the switch to fail. Removed reservoir, has one screw and an o-ring attached to the main washer. After cleaning the reservoir I used a white lithium grease around the o-ring and the inlet to make a tight seal. Cleaned everything with a cloth and I used long q-tips to remove the gunk inside the reservoir. Also removed the liquid container for detergent and cleaned them. Took probably 1 hr to do all these knowing it's free of gunk and dirt that will not cause a failure in the future
These vertical washers are easier for DIY jobs