Water Valve - 60/40

Looked at your site and got great advice for this problem. Most people on your site explained how the a hole in the fill tube was the most likely culprit. Because there was so much damage to my house, I over did it and replaced the water level switch and the water valve. Thinking the fill tube was ok. It did turn out to be a small hole ... Read more in the fill tube that caused the over fill problem. But I was hard headed and changed out the other parts instead only to find that even with the new parts the washer still over filled. I replaced the fill tube and all was good. Then found the pin size hole in the fill tube. The hole may not be noticeable. But the tube (part) is cheap so it is the best first place to start with solving your over filling problem.

remove supply lines lift top remove one screw in back one hose clamp replace water valve.

only problem was hose clamp. Would have very easy if hose was about 3" longer. Job was simple

Took inspection plate off back of washer near bottom.Removed the two screws on back near the top that hold the top cover on. Removed the wires and screws from the water valve. Raised the top lid removed hose from water valve.Repaced new water valve connected wires and mounting screw. Reaplaced all screws and covers. works perfectly.