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Posted by Fred Garvin on December 31, 2005, 4:20 pm
I have a Whirlpool top loading washer, from 1999, it is model LSQ9264HQ0
It has two problems:
1. the water fill level on the largest load size needs adjustment - I have
always had to add a couple of gallons of water or so to get it to the right
level, this seems common on Whirlpool washers, how can I adjust the maximum
fill level? My friend had the same problem, he replaced the water level
switch, and the problem remained, so what I really need is a way to adjust
it, because it seems the factory parts are not quite in calibration.
2. the tub (which is floating by design) has a steep list to the left when
looking at the washer head on, it used to sit centered in the cabinet, what
do I need to replace to have it sit level again?
thanks for any help you can provide,
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Posted by mm on December 31, 2005, 9:02 pm
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 16:20:37 -0500, "Fred Garvin"
>I have a Whirlpool top loading washer, from 1999, it is model LSQ9264HQ0
>It has two problems:
>1. the water fill level on the largest load size needs adjustment - I have
>always had to add a couple of gallons of water or so to get it to the right
>level,
The right level? If you are a member of a religion, do you tell it
what the right god is?
If you're going to be a Whilpoolist, you have to accept their level.
> this seems common on Whirlpool washers, how can I adjust the maximum
>fill level? My friend had the same problem, he replaced the water level
Heretic!!!
>switch, and the problem remained, so what I really need is a way to adjust
>it, because it seems the factory parts are not quite in calibration.
>2. the tub (which is floating by design) has a steep list to the left when
>looking at the washer head on, it used to sit centered in the cabinet, what
>do I need to replace to have it sit level again?
Lift up the lid, or take the front or back off, and see what is
broken or disconnected.
>thanks for any help you can provide,
Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let
me know if you have posted also.
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Posted by Jeff on January 1, 2006, 12:21 am
There is no adjustment. It is straightforward to replace the switch. Make
sure the tube from the bottom of the tube fits firmly, else the tub will
overflow (sadly I know from experience)
>I have a Whirlpool top loading washer, from 1999, it is model LSQ9264HQ0
> It has two problems:
> 1. the water fill level on the largest load size needs adjustment - I
> have always had to add a couple of gallons of water or so to get it to the
> right level, this seems common on Whirlpool washers, how can I adjust the
> maximum fill level? My friend had the same problem, he replaced the
> water level switch, and the problem remained, so what I really need is a
> way to adjust it, because it seems the factory parts are not quite in
> calibration.
> 2. the tub (which is floating by design) has a steep list to the left when
> looking at the washer head on, it used to sit centered in the cabinet,
> what do I need to replace to have it sit level again?
> thanks for any help you can provide,
>
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>It has two problems:
>1. the water fill level on the largest load size needs adjustment - I have
>always had to add a couple of gallons of water or so to get it to the right
>level,