Bypassing the Factory-Default Rinse Water Level Setting in a Washer

In some of the older (non-HE) top-loading washers, the manufacturers preset the rinse water level to an absurdly low level in order to comply with the Energy Star requirements. The result is that clothes don't get rinsed properly and so are left with detergent residue in them. In this adventure in appliance repair, Samurai Appliance Repair Man empowers you with the technical know-how to bypass this Nanny State setting and increase the water fill level in your washer so it will actually rinse the detergent from your clothes. Fight the power!
The intro theme music is "Neon," one of the bundled theme music clips included with iMovie. A licensed copy of iMovie was used to produce this video and part of the licensing agreement states that the theme music can be used without royalties as part of the video product.
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