
The water level switch is set to move from the EMPTY position to the FULL position depend- ing on how much tension is set on the switch diaphragm.
| 3. When the customer pulls the timer knob out, | 
| voltage is supplied to the hot and/or cold wa- | 
| ter inlet solenoids. In the example above, both | 
| solenoids are energized to allow water to fill | 
| the tub. | 
| 4. As the water level rises in the tub, it causes | 
| an increase in air pressure in the air dome | 
| assembly mounted to the side of the tub. A | 
| hose between the air dome and the water level | 
| switch transfers this air pressure against the | 
| diaphragm in the water level switch, causing | 
| electrical contacts to move from V to P, | 
| (EMPTY position), to V to T, (FULL position). | 
Typical Water
Level Switch
Fig. 
WATER LEVEL SWITCH
AT FULL POSITION
| The washer stops filling and the water level | 
| switch is providing voltage to the timer motor | 
Open
| and the drive motor to begin agitation. | 
Water Level Switch
Hose
Tub
| Fig.  | Trapped Air In | |
| Hose And Air | ||
| 
 | ||
| 
 | Dome Assembly | |
| 
 | (Air Pressure) | |
| 
 | Air Dome | |
| 
 | Assembly | 
Fig. 
Closed 
| Diaphragm | Air Pressure | 
| 
 | Applied To | 
| 
 | Diaphragm | 
Fig. 
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