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GE frontload washer will not wash cycle or spin out

The cycle fills the tub with water, but does not begin turning the drum in the wash cycle. Tried to get it to spin cycle, still the drum does not turn. The water pump does come on and sounds like it's draining water from the tub. Motor doesnt sound like it's kicking on. Any advice? Possible timer issue?

Posted by Darren Pugh on

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  • Darren Pugh Mar 26, 2007

    No, I do not hear the electronics even trying to turn the motor on. Also, I do not hear any clicking of the timer. Also if I turn the timer to final spin, the water pump continues to run even after the water is gone. Also, if I move it to the end of the whole cycle, the buzzer comes on and does not turn off by itself. Any thoughts?

  • Anonymous Apr 12, 2008

    the problemof the maytag wash mashine when washer the middle of the part it can not move

  • Anonymous Dec 29, 2008

    I cannot find guest # 2's solution, any help?

  • Anonymous Mar 13, 2014

    not calculating water properly, Too much water filling in the wash cycle. Fills over half the drum until starts leaking, then the drain comes on

  • Anonymous Mar 17, 2014

    frontloader washing machine display read spinning but tub is not spinning

  • Anonymous Mar 19, 2014

    fills with water but will not agitate, will also drain and spin; when timer goes to agitate after filling with water it sounds as if the motor is running

  • Anonymous Mar 21, 2014

    washer fills with water but fill light flashes and beeps also the agitator will not turn but water will pump out on spin cycle also the weigh (stone) on the bottom of the tub came loose and rubbed the bottom of tub

  • Anonymous Mar 31, 2014

    the model number is TAWX700PQO. Water comes in then goes directly out without washing.

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Anonymous

Thanks to Guest #2 our laundry is back in action and we're not waiting for a serviceperson. We took the front panel off, unscrewed the white plug and was sure our plastic drawer was open to catch the water, a load's worth. We found a small screw driver, 8 or so pony holders, some change, drill bits, bark, games pieces, can tops, etc... unbelievable. Thanks SO MUCH for the hint!

Posted on Nov 22, 2007

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The solution posted by Guest (Solution #2) fixed my issue, thanks. Note: There was over a gallon of water that drained out with lots of debris. The amount of water would depend on how recently you used the machine.

Posted on Nov 20, 2007

Anonymous

I also have a GE front loader. Mine was doing the same thing so I called out the repair man. He opened up the bottom of the washing machine and opened up the drain in the bottom. (make sure you have a 9X13 pan under it) The drain was full of debris (coins, a couple of ball point pens, and misc) He emptied the debris out and then found that a pencil was still stuck in the tube that feeds into the drain. What happens is that the drain trap gets partly plugged and the water can't drain properly. When there is water backed up the washer cannot spin correctly and therefore your clothes come out dripping wet.

Posted on May 28, 2007

Anonymous

Can u here the electronics trying to reverse the motor? motor could be gone as long as timer still functioning.....

Posted on Mar 26, 2007

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