Jerry March 21, 2016 for Model Number DU930PWSQ0 Does the small nut at the botttom of the float stem attach in any way to the float switch or just sit on top of the switch mechanism. Thanks Jerry Ps The leak is in the rt door corner but there is no nut at the bottom of the float stem.
1 Answer Jerry, The "keps" nut is actually "screwed" onto the bottom portion of the float assembly stem WP3376397. The nut serves as a "weight" to fill the machine properly, and it keeps the float from being accidentally removed or knocked out of position. You may want to use needle nose pliers,but basically you hold the nut in position at the opening in the bottom of the float guide, above the water level switch, drop the float into the guide, hold the nut firmly and turn the float a couple of revolutions, and then test the machine for operation. Read More...