Product review (1 stars): Gave the machine away after 13 months
The machine would not admit enough water to cover the clothes.  But, if you opened the lid, it would fill to the maximum lever, which was usually too much water.  Also, the rinse cycle would only run for about 15 seconds, leaving soap in the clothes.  The load sensing switch failed once while in warranty, then again when the warranty had expired by 1 month.  Whirlpool denied warranty on the second switch.  That was it.  We gave the machine to a local charity and bought a Speed Queen unit.  We have had only Whirlpool appliances for 40 years, but because of this defective machine, and Whirlpool's poor customer service, we have purchased our last Whirlpool product.