Water level on the W1930 is read through a narrow hose running from the tub to a pressure switch, and after twenty years that hose silts up with detergent residue. The machine then either overfills or sits waiting for a level it cannot detect. It is a five-minute check that resolves a large share of the fill complaints we get on this generation, and it costs nothing but time.
Key Features
- North American Novotronic front-loader with a 1600 rpm spin
- Honeycomb drum
- Sensor-controlled water level
- Delicate, woollens and handwash programs
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Pressure switch hose blocked with detergent sludge, giving false level readings
02
Door hinge sagging so the seal no longer meets the tub squarely
03
Motor tacho generator problems producing erratic drum speed