Electrolux EWS 125210E - the washing machine uses water all the time

Hello to all forum members very cordially.
The problem with which I am addressing is that after starting the program, the washing machine consumes water all the time and does not stop even after changing the program or turning on the spin cycle. the hydrostat hose is open and tight, the hydrostat itself, after blowing in, the air activates the contacts / you hear a characteristic click / but while taking water, despite blowing, nothing changes, the water is drawn further.
My question is whether there are other options to check the hydrostat, e.g. with a meter, can the hydrostatic test described above give 100% certainty that the device is operational, can this condition be caused by poor operation of the programmer or other devices?

Does the water draw-up stop after turning off? Of course you can check the hydrostat with a meter. Disconnect the plug from the power supply. Check with a meter using an ohmmeter, preferably a walk check on the meter (if available) along with a beep. After blowing into the tube, the state of the contacts should change, and the meter will also show a change of state to open or closed.

Hello.
Most likely, the valve inside the solenoid valve is damaged and thus, even after the solenoid valve's coil is not powered, water continues to flow into the washing machine. A simple way to check this is to unplug the washing machine's power cord from the socket, if the washing machine continues to fill with water, the solenoid valve needs to be replaced.

After removing the plug from the socket, the tank stops filling, so the solenoid valve works properly. I do not know what else to check, how to check the correct operation of the programmer, because it is the programmer that decides when and how long to apply voltage to the solenoid valve, unless I am wrong.

Control of the valve el. Could fall. Programmer to check, probably the triac has a puncture.

Tadeo72 wrote:

it does not stop even after changing the program or switching on the spin cycle.

Faulty electronics.

The problem is still not solved, the specialist said that he would have to check the electronic control system, remove any cold February and check the operation of the triacs (cost PLN 250), so I did not decide.

He used a half-measure by disconnecting one solenoid valve sucking up the water. The effect is that the washing machine takes water from one solenoid valve and it is washed, water is pumped out and nothing else. Because the rinsing does not start (it does not automatically draw water for rinsing), for which I suspect the valve that has been disconnected is needed. It follows from the above that one of the sawmills controlling the solenoid valve may actually be damaged.