The lid switch may be magnetic. Try placing a magnet on the top deck at the apparent position of the switch/sensor beneath.
I used a new washer for a month...
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The lid switch may be magnetic. Try placing a magnet on the top deck at the apparent position of the switch/sensor beneath.
Interesting discussion, very interesting!
Hey Warmsecondrinse; thanks for the quick fixes! I have moved from that hotel now and won't have to deal with this any longer! While I understand that adding water manually would help with the situation; that's something I would be willing to do only if the machine had a failed valve or some other one-time reason to do that. I would not accept a machine which does not operate properly without that sort of manual intervention requirement at each cycle. It's a shame that some of us have had to accept that level of worthless performance.
Appnut - I tried several setting. I tried the "heavy soil" and the "bedding" and the "deep water wash" settings. It never seemed to make any noticeable difference. This washer had a clear lid so I could see what it was doing.
Hey Warmsecondrinse; thanks for the quick fixes! I have moved from that hotel now and won't have to deal with this any longer! While I understand that adding water manually would help with the situation; that's something I would be willing to do only if the machine had a failed valve or some other one-time reason to do that. I would not accept a machine which does not operate properly without that sort of manual intervention requirement at each cycle. It's a shame that some of us have had to accept that level of worthless performance.
Appnut - I tried several setting. I tried the "heavy soil" and the "bedding" and the "deep water wash" settings. It never seemed to make any noticeable difference. This washer had a clear lid so I could see what it was doing.
