20 Most Recent General Electric WCVH6800J Front Load Washer - Page 8 Questions & Answers

e3 mean to much water in washer,check inlet valve, are call a techicain to solve your problem

It has a blocked sensor pipe. Clean and service the machine.

Too much water in the machine. Check the drain pump, outlet pipe and filter if any.

check out this youtube video on e60 error https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6iNKH9qhKU

check voltage from switch to power board if ok bad display

I have super general washing machine model is sgw 620 this machine coming error E5

i don't know. i repaired same condition on different washer. it was the lid safety switch/pin contact. i tested by pushing pencil in hole where safety pin goes. DO NOT USE MACHINE WITHOUT WORKING LID CLOSED SAFETY LOCK. you could break an arm / hand. i slid top off washing machine and moved lid switch back so ' lid pin ' would contact safety switch. if this is the cause, you may need to replace this low cost switch.

you can google you super general swg 1201 E01 error for instructions to trouble shoot. or try you tube.

The drain on the wall is called a Stand Pipe. It is designed to be higher than the washing machine so that you do not flood the building every time you do a load of wash. The Machine has a built-in pump to pump the water out of the machine when needed. You will need to attach a washing machine drain hose to the machine. You should be able to find one at Lowes or Home Depot. https://www.lowes.com/pd/bosch-drain-hose-extension-kit-gray/1000024537?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-app-_-google-_-pla-_-186-_-sosaccessories-_-1000024537-_-0&kpid&k_clickID=go_625713068_34614756550_111134534590_pla-261169297148_c_9027729&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwc_2u8_-4AIV9x6tBh1fSA3fEAQYAyABEgJjjPD_BwE

Run the machine empty to see if you can clear some of the soap residue, E-4 is "suds lock" error and is usually due to using too much detergent.

when you let people know what type of machine it is then maybe we could help but go to the manufactures and download the user manual and check in the trouble shooting guide eric

hi if you are familiar on how to use an electric multimeter this is what you do access to the motor which does the washing / spinning find the cable that are attached to the motor remove cables screw them on to a separated connecting block now you select a program ( awash ) with no laundry start the program then set you meter to volts hold the meter prongs on the cable that you have already put into the block hold firm the prongs in each wire you then should get voltage ( hold for 5/8 minutes if the voltage do not get interrupted there is nothing wrong with the control board but the motor is faulty and vice versa