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How Do You Fix A Washing Machine Drain That Is Overflowing?

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How Do You Fix A Washing Machine Drain That Is Overflowing?

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Washing machines are relatively simple. A washing machine that overflows is a nuisance but it is usually not a major problem. It is usually possible to fix the problem yourself if you know what to look for. Usually, it’s a stuck fill valve, which is a simple mechanical problem. This problem will take you about five minutes to diagnose. The important thing to keep in mind that you won’t be able to keep the machine from filling simply by cutting the power supply off. You’ll need to know how to shut the water off at its source. Turn the washing machine on and let it fill with water. When it is 1/2 full, unplug the power cord from the wall. If the water keeps flowing into the washing machine, the problem likely is a stuck fill valve. The fill valve is located where the hot and cold water lines connect to the washing machine. Sometimes it is possible to fix the problem by turning the machine on and off several times. This is a temporary fix. The fill valve will be unpredictable and must be

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