• Check that both the hot and cold water supply valves located behind the washing machine are fully turned on counterclockwise
• Inspect both inlet hoses from the wall to the machine for visible kinks, pinches, or damage; straighten any bent sections
• Verify the water supply hoses are securely connected to both the machine and wall water outlets by hand-tightening connections
• Check your home's circuit breaker panel to ensure the breaker for the washing machine is in the ON position; if tripped, switch it fully OFF then back ON
• Open the detergent dispenser drawer and inspect inlet screens for debris or mineral buildup; rinse under tap water if visible particles are present
• Ensure the washing machine door is completely closed and fully latched until you hear it click
• Power reset the machine by switching off the circuit breaker for 60 seconds, then switch it back ON to clear temporary error codes
• Verify that the drain hose is not kinked and is positioned at the correct height (typically 24-35 inches from floor) to allow proper drainage
• Do not overload the drum with laundry; ensure clothes allow adequate water circulation
• Run a test cycle with an empty drum using only hot water to isolate whether the issue is water supply or sensor-related