Figure 5-31.—A water level sensor scheme: A. Water level below the set point on the sensor; B. Water level at the set point

Figure 5-30.—Water temperature selector circuit: A. Circuit diagram; B. Switch closes for different combinations of wash and rinse water temperatures. Figure 5-31.—A water level sensor scheme: A. Water level below the set point on the sensor; B. Water level at the set point. Various local code regulations apply in most communities to permanent plumbing and electrical installations; however, local codes and military specifications can vary. The National Plumbing Code and NAVFACENGCOM guide specifications also provide installation requirements. Figure 5-33 shows ROICC (Resident Officer in Charge of Construction) says is the final word. Troubleshooting Now you know what the components in a washing machine do and how they do it. Use the trouble- an installation that meets the requirements of the shooting chart in table T of appendix II as a guide or National Plumbing Code. In summary, installation checklist for some of the common problems, causes, depends upon where you are. In a conflict, what the and ways to fix them. 5-29