Product review (4 stars): Corrected problem
I replaced the sensor switch which was affecting the automatic fill control on my Maytag washer.  The washing machine would start adding water at the end of the spin cycle leaving the laundry very wet.  I would have to spin it again and as soon as the spin cycle was complete; open the cover of the machine to stop the machine from adding water.  Also, upon starting the machine, with a load of laundry, there was not enough water to wash the clothes.  This is the second switch I have had to replace.  The first time I had customer service replace it.  The part and service call cost almost as much as the initial cost of the washing machine.  I watched the service technician replace it.  The second one I replaced myself, took about three minutes and saved me over $150.  In research that I did on-line it was suggested that the discharge hose be at least 47.5 inches above the level of the floor.  I have repositioned the hose and hope that it eliminates the siphon action that supposedly causes this problem.  My last Maytag washer lasted 30 years with only one service call at approximately 25 years.  This one just made it past the one year warranty before the first switch failed.