Whirlpool WPW10271610 Washer Water Level Pressure Switch OEM Part

I found some videos online that indicated it could be four possible problems. One possible fix was just cleaning out the filter in the bottom of the washing machine. I did that but it changed nothing. Then I found a video that shed some real light on the issue and it referred us to AppliancePartsPros.com. It indicated that it could be any of three parts gone bad. The parts were so inexpensive at AppliancePartsPros.com that we decided to buy all three parts at once to get it fixed quickly. The parts arrive quickly. They had installation videos associated with the parts on the website. I was able to get all three parts installed within a half an hour. And all three parts cost around $100. We are so happy that we found this website and was able to fix our washing machine so easily and inexpensively. I wish more people knew about this website and how easy it really can be to fix your own appliances. We replaced the water inlet valve, the water pressure sensor, and the pressure sensor hose.

Well, i started by watching the appliance pros videos - thanks by the way, those videos took the scarey out of trying this myself, it's December who has extra money laying around? I then ordered the suggested parts 1st the water level switch which while it may also contributed to the problem did not fix the problem. I then ordered the water inlet, an walla the job is done. no $400 repair bill, no more laundry mat, and now I have clean clothes and a dry floor. My husband wanted to see if I could do this myself, and I did. So ladies don't be afraid to try this yourself!

From youtube found that two parts, a vacuum valve and an inlet water valve could be the cause. Ordered both parts on Sunday and received them on Tuesday. Installed them Tuesday night and the washer now works as designed. Would recommend and will keep appliancepartspros.com on my contact list for other parts needed. Thank you.