How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP4567828 / W10337780 Washer Water Level Pressure Switch Kit

Reviewed troubleshooting tips and identified problem as "water level switch". Watched repair video, which was very helpful. Ordered part on a Sunday, which arrived the following Tuesday. Repair was easy the fix was successful. 

To make sure we were covered on both ends I replaced the inlet water valve which I was not suspect that to be the problem because when I turned the power off the water did quit running in. But the machine is 15yrs old so I not only replaced the inlet water valve but also the pressure switch. Total repair took appx an hour. Very easy repair. I also would like to say that I rec'd the parts much quicker than expected which was a good surprise. 

Goggled Kenmore water level keeps filling. A youtube video told me to check the tube to fill switch disconnected, and it was, upon connecting didn't fix it. Deduced that maybe it was the switch itself, Ordered switch and two days later it came, installed and it worked. Thanks Appliance Parts Pro. 

I didn't know which was the problem, the water level switch or the water inlet valve so I replaced both. The diagnostics on the website didn't address this problem specifically but gave me enough insight to be able to narrow the issue to one or both of these parts. I've never opened the cabinet on a washer before and the thought of repairing one was a bit intimidating. But with the repair videos on the AppliancePartsPros website made it very easy. I had the cabinet apart, new parts installed and the cabinet back together in about 30 minutes. And the problem is solved! 

I used AppliancePartsPros video to diagnose the problem, and found out it was the water level switch. I ordered the part and paid an extra $24.95 for next day delivery. It took three days to arrive. It was easy to replace the part and I was pleased with the replacement part. 

Followed the excellent video provided. First time taking apart a washing machine. I'm a female over 50. Followed step by step your video instructions and all is fixed! 

Disconnected clear tubing and blew thru it to make sure it wasn't clogged. I knew then it was the water level switch went to appliance parts pros sight with appliance model # was able to locate part after very short and easy search. got part in a couple of days installed and all worked fine. 

Unplug the unit, remove the two screws back of control panel. then, flip the control panel away from the cabinet. Remove the wire harness from the door switch and pry out the two springs that hold the cabinet and remove it. Flip back the control panel and remove the knob on the control panel. Remove the wire harness from the control panel and the plastic tubing and push the tab and turn the water level sensor clockwise to remove it.Replace with a new water level sensor switch and reverse all the process. She was so happy and impress . Thanks for the video online it rely helps a lot. 

Replaced the water level pressure switch 

New water valve