Thankfully, the repair was still under warranty, so they came out for free to look at it again, and discovered that the problem was with a faulty water level pressure switch. And the problem with that was that the repair guy had to order one, and then it would be quite a chunk of change to have it installed. So, I dared to ask the question:
"How hard would it be for me to do it myself?"
the answer: "Not very". After a brief tutorial on how to replace a pressure switch, he left, and I went online, where I found the cheapest water pressure switch was on Ebay. Who knew? And it was about 1/6th the price of what my friend the washer repair guy would have charged me. I took my washer apart and pulled the old one out, and the put it back in again just to make sure this was something I felt confident in doing (it was). And, I hit "Buy it Now" on Ebay, and now I'm waiting 3 days for my part to arrive.
Stay tuned.
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