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Customer Questions and Answers for Pressure Switch Kit - Ezm by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM12028518
Manufacturer Part Number: 12001891

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For Whirlpool Pressure Switch Kit - Ezm (Part Number: OEM12028518)

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Jovan,

The pressure switch is a water level sensor and would not cause the unit to not drain. Not draining would be caused by a clog in the drain system, bad pump or a bad control board. The pump that you will want to use on this unit would be WP25001052.

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Curious G. for Model Number MAH5500BWW

The pump went bad (broken Impeller) and when I had stripped it down to find the problem, the dry side of pump was full of calcium. I also noticed water sloshing in the switch. Since we have a lot of calcium in our water, I decided to disassemble to see if could clean it and if it was salvageable (it was working before the pump went bad, I think). However I unscrewed the spring tension screws thinking this would allow me to disassemble the switch (didn't touch the small adjusting screws) but now I'm thinking the larger torx head screws that I loosened on top of the springs are part (if not all) of the pressure adjustment. Thanks

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Hello Curious,
If you opened the pressure switch, it will require replacement to make sure the unit does not flood the home.

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Ellen,

You would want to pull the pump and check to make sure that there is nothing clogged in the pump. If the pump is clear then replace the pump assembly.

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Hello Tony! A FL failure code indiactes the washer failed to lock the door. Close the door tightly and restart the cycle. If the problem persists replace the door latch WP22003593. Thanks!

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Connie, this part detects the amount of water that has entered into the machine and sends a signal to the water valve allowing it to shut off when the water level selected has been reached. Hope this helps!

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Check and make sure the drain hose and the tub to pump hose are not blocked or kinked.

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