
Of all the AquaSmart machines Fisher & Paykel sold in the US, the WL37T26CW2 is the one with the deepest paper trail — a 79-page service manual written for this model rather than a supplement to something else. That document is the reason a technician can work through an AquaSmart problem methodically instead of guessing: the diverter valve, the recirculation path and the water-level system all have their own test procedures, and they fail in ways a conventional agitator washer never does.
Key Features
- 3.7 cu. ft. AquaSmart low-water top-loader
- Dedicated 79-page manufacturer service manual
- Diverter valve and recirculation wash path
- Electronic water-level sensing
Most Common Issues on This Model
Diverter valve sticking, leaving part of the load unwashed
Drain pump removal needed to clear a blockage
Water-level transducer problems
Motor control module failures

