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How to Fix a Kenmore Washer With an F35 Code

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Kenmore
Washing Machine (Washer)
F35

The F35 error code on a Kenmore washer indicates an issue with the pressure sensor, also known as the water level sensor. This sensor plays a vital role in regulating the amount of water that enters the washer tub during the wash cycle. Here's a breakdown of what the F35 error signifies

  • Faulty Pressure Sensor - Over time, the pressure sensor can malfunction and send inaccurate readings to the control board. This can lead to the washer taking in too much water or not enough water, triggering the F35 error.
  • Blocked Pressure Sensor Hose - A small hose connects the pressure sensor to the washer tub. If this hose becomes clogged with debris or soap scum, it can prevent the sensor from getting accurate water level readings, resulting in the F35 error.

Here's how you can troubleshoot the F35 error on your Kenmore washer

  1. Reset the Washer - A simple reset can sometimes clear temporary glitches that might be causing the F35 error. Unplug the washer from the outlet for a few minutes and then plug it back in.
  2. Check the Pressure Sensor Hose - Locate the pressure sensor hose (consult your washer's manual for its location if needed). Disconnect the hose from the sensor and blow through it to see if there are any blockages. You can also try cleaning the hose with warm water.

Important Safety Note - Before attempting any further troubleshooting steps, unplug the washer from the outlet to avoid any electrical hazards.

If you've tried these steps and the error persists, then the problem might lie with the pressure sensor itself. Here's why replacing the pressure sensor might be best left to a qualified appliance repair technician -

  • Disassembly Required - Accessing and replacing the pressure sensor typically requires some disassembly of the washer. A technician will have the knowledge and tools to do this safely.
  • Electrical Connections - The pressure sensor connects to the control board with wires. A technician can ensure these connections are secure and not faulty.
  • Calibration - In some cases, the new pressure sensor might require calibration to ensure it functions correctly with your washer model. A technician will have the tools and expertise for this calibration.

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