Washer won't go into any cycle after filling I stopped the cycle to add clothing but the machine won't restart
SOURCE: Ge washer wont stop filling with water
The usual culprit for a washer that will not stop filling is the pressure switch. The switch is located inside the operator console behind the load size, or water level knob (this knob has different names based on the washer model). Before assuming the pressure is defective, however, inspect the pressure switch and ensure the small plastic air hose is still attached to it. It is common for this small air hose to come loose or develop small cracks or breaks. Without the hose installed, the switch cannot detect the appropriate pressure in the wash tub and will not shut off. The result: as washer that continually fills and will overflow. What appears to be a significant problem may only be a loose hose and few minutes of your time. Please inspect the switch, check the entire length of the hose for cracks and make sure the electrical connection(s) are intact and not corroded, then get back to me. I hope this helps you.
PS Make sure you UNPLUG the washer before servicing!
SOURCE: washer will not agitate or spin
HI,
you can view this site to have some ideas about your agitator problem.
http://sites.google.com/site/sublimeappliancerepair/washer-will-not-spin/agitator-woes
any further question let me know.
thanks,
SOURCE: I have GE washer WHDRR418G1WW the spin cycle
Can you hear the pump run before spin occurs. If not, it might be junk in the pump impeller housing.
SOURCE: Kenmore washing machine model 110 wash cycle stops
DOES IT DO THIS ON EVERY WASH OR SOMETIMES? IF SOMETIMES, CHECK LID SWITCH( THERE'S A LITTLE HOLE WHEN YOU OPEN THE LID, ON THE LID SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE PLASTIC PIECE THAT GOES IN THAT HOLE. THE SWITCH IS UNDER, INSIDE THAT HOLE. YOU CAN GET A PEN OR KEY TO SEE IF IT'S BROKEN.)
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SOURCE: GE Profile Harmony Washer has loud squeak when filling
Based on your description, it sounds like the water inlet valve is making noise, since you hear a squeaking noise during the filling of the washer. If it sounds like a constant squeak or squealing noise, i'd say it's caused by either the water inlet valve not being pulled all the way open, or because the water supply shut off valve at the house end isn't open all the way. Try opening the water supply shut off valves all the way open, (check to see that they are).
What is interesting is that the squeaking comes back during the draining of the water. Is this while the tub is spinning or only at the very end of the cycle? Again, it could be the water inlet valve, since the washer will "spray" some fresh water into the washer during the final spin cycle to help remove any soap residue, etc.
The part ins't cheap at around $123.00 for this valve, so unless it's really annoying you to no end, I'd wait for the valve to stop working before getting the repair done, unless you want to do the repair yourself, which isn't difficult, with some basic tools and time.
If you wait and let this go until it fails, you'll notice the water in the tub might not fill all the way for the level set, or the valve will start getting even more as it gets worse.
Here's a drawing that shows your washer and the part I'm talking about.
Part #WH13X10017 $123.49 @ searspartsdirect.com
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/getSubComp.pd?modelNumber=WPGT9360E0PL&productCategoryId=0153200&brandId=0432&modelName=WASHER&diagramPageId=00001&componentDescription=CONTROLS,%20BACKSPLASH%20&%20TOP%20PANEL&documentId=G0901083&backToLink=Return%20to%20Sub%20Components%20list
Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!
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