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Old 07-14-2007, 03:39 AM   #1
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I have the same issue: Tub overflows, yet spin cycle fully works (i.e. spins, drains, and stops.)

I have Kenmore 80 series, model 110.26812690.
 
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This is either you fill valve or the pressure switch.

If you shut the washer off and the water stops coming in it is your pressure switch.

If you have to shut the water off it is your fill valve.

Here is a list of parts for your washer model 110.26812690.

Here is the fill valve.



Here is the pressure switch.

 
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