I have a Whirlpool Duet front loading machine, and the drum filled with water after use. I turned the water off at the wall and ran it through a drain and spin cycle. All the water emptied and, because it was still shut off at the wall, it did not refill over the next few days. Based on what i researched, I suspected it was the water fill valve. I replaced it last night and ran a load with success. I kept the washer lid off so I could inspect for any leaks or other issues. There were none. I woke up (disappointed) to more water in the drum. Will the CLR fix clean the lines from the water fill valve to the drum? Curious if I should try this step or if the issue may be more invasive and require a repairman. I'm fairly handy (the fill valve was easy) but don't want to have to go as far as removing a drum or multiple hoses and connections.
I have a Whirlpool Duet front loading machine, and the drum filled with water after use. I turned the water off at the wall and ran it through a drain and spin cycle. All the water emptied and, because it was still shut off at the wall, it did not refill over the next few days. Based on what i researched, I suspected it was the water fill valve. I replaced it last night and ran a load with success. I kept the washer lid off so I could inspect for any leaks or other issues. There were none. I woke up (disappointed) to more water in the drum. Will the CLR fix clean the lines from the water fill valve to the drum? Curious if I should try this step or if the issue may be more invasive and require a repairman. I'm fairly handy (the fill valve was easy) but don't want to have to go as far as removing a drum or multiple hoses and connections.