Do-It-Yourself Story

Watched the wonderful videos at AppliancePartsPros.com. Actually begun by searching E15 on the internet then looking at YouTube videos. Important: Several videos recommended just tipping the washer back and emptying the water from the bottom. Bad idea. There has to be a reason for the water to be there. One video recommended taking off the front door panel then the lower inspection panel (electricity off, water still on, discharge hose on). When I did this I could see the water inlet valve solenoid leaking. Would not have noticed this if I just tipped the washer. More floor damage would have resulted. Replaced the inlet valve and because there was a lot of washing detergent in the water inlet housing, I replaced that also. Great videos folks. Big help.