This model is 14 years and does not have the temperature control that causes the same symptons. It does have a small circuit board to control the temperature but when I unplug it it still does the same . If I run it on second rinse it does not spray and soak the clothes.
I unplugged the board and it did exactly the same. I tested the temperature control switching and it is OK. I tested the Switch #12 the yellow and red and the pink contact in the timer and it is fine. The water level control contacts are normal. I t has me stumped. Could it still be the timer? The washer fill OK if you wait it out while it fills and agitates. IT is not the fill valve.
- Guest asked 7 years ago
Hello
This is a common problem with the older Kenmore washers. The timer is engageing the spray cycle constantly. Replace the timer to correct your problem. Matt Ace technician
- AV Repair Help answered 7 years ago
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