“The water seems to be a little low with the amount of clothes I have in the washing machine. Do I need to set it at deep fill every time I’m washing? How does the machine detect the amount of water needed? There’s no water lever setting.”
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So, I've noticed with use after it washes for a minute or so, it'll stop, spin the basket & add more watar if necessary. Also, I've had to pause it, open the top, close, then unpause & it'll reevaluate the water level 9/10 times it'll add more water before beginning again. I've noticed the washer pretty much does it's own thing & my clothing has come out clean with very little water, just as when using the "Deep Fill" options! I always put the load as "Normal" & "Heavy" under soil. *** For the bedding wash do not stop it, let it do what it does, or else you'll be waiting 4 or more hours for your load to finish. Lastly, no matter what the time says once you start the wash, the machine will determine the actual time once the cycle begins & it's done adding the water. I've had my wash cycle go from 2H (hours) down to 36 minutes, which is awesome in my book, lol!!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey, Lucky. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We understand your concerns about the water level in your LG washer model WT7155CW. This model uses an automatic sensing feature to detect the load size and determine the appropriate water level for each wash cycle. If you find that the water level is too low, you can use the Deep Fill option for larger or bulkier loads. For detailed guidance, please send us a private message on our social media platform via @LGUSSupport, and our team will be happy to assist you further. We appreciate your patience. ^Sam
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