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Hello all, Male here dose the laundry. I guess this is familiar with you all. Last month I bought a front load washer. Yes it dose put just a little water in it, just above the bottom of the drum. But, it dose clean the close. I go by the thinking that the close are rubbing against each other like you would your hands when washing them. Anyway, I've seen many YOUTUBE videos on how to raise the water level in washers. Useing the water level switch inside and near the back of the washer. Most of vids have been Samsung LG or GE. Mine is a Maytag. I have had the top off and saw the water level control switch. It is similar to the above machines I mentioned. But, mine is quite small and only a little bigger then my thumb. I donot see any small screws to turn clock wize to get more water in the tub. Like I see on those youtube vids. I still would like to see more water moving around in there. At least near the bottom of the door. Can anyone give me some good info on it? Admins, or anyone here a repair person? Most of the reason is, I put in more Softener then required and dose not seem to really get the close soft. Anyway, over all, would like more water init. Thanks.

Hi everyone, We recently purchased a new GE Washer and discovered on installing that the drain hose connection on the washer is an external socket-type or female pliable rubber connection to the drain hose provided. This is all held together by a nylon retainer ring that slips over the end of the drain hose and screws onto the washer shell at two points - to hold it fast. On assembly and placing the washer in its location, a modified closet space, usually enclosed with bifold folding doors - we discovered that the new designed drain hose connection and the oddly designed drain hose that cam with the washer doesn't fit in the space that has previously allowed other washers to fit and be able to close the bifold doors. When we tried to push a little bit further the drain-hose connection to the socket receptacle on the washer body started leaking. So, we pulled the washer back out, reseated the drain hose and screwed in the nylon-retainer for the connection to the washer - And no leak. However, I'd really like to replace the whole drain line from inside the washer at the pump to the exterior drain line. Anyone know of good replacement Generic Drain Hose that would work? I see where Home Depot has one under the Specialty Products brand but it's only 5 ft. and I'm going to need 6 ft to accommodate the 18 inches inside and internal to the washer's water pump. Thanks, Greynold99