GE washing machine not draining and spinning

Probably out of balance, if in the spin cycle. If not, a "bang" corresponding with agitator reverse, you may have a transmission problem. Override open lid off switch with a pencil or used toothbrush in the small hole upper left location just under lid when closed so you can see the agitator action. If so run it till it breaks. Then replace. Otherwise, call your friendly appliance repairman and ask for a repair estimate first. If it is an ageing machine consider repair cost versis a lightly used one or new.

There could be something wrong with the loading senor for your washing machine and it should be looked at and repaired from someone that fixes washing machines and the load sensor needs to be replaced too.

Most likely the knob is defective, order a new one.

Sounds like a lid switch

Must be bad bungys.Over time these stretch and allow too much lateral movement.

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call the whirpool repair service! if it's still under guarentee they should repair it free of charge!

error code f 06 keeps coming up and we cannnot afford to have it serviced at this time we were told it had something to do with the control panel

I have a 2005 model GE washer that would overfill only on SUPER size load. After looking around on the web, then inside the machine, I checked the tube from the tub to the switch, no problem there. Then I found an adjustment screw on the load size selector / pressure switch (all one piece). I moved it one turn clockwise, then ran a test cycle. I got lucky on the first try... no more overflow, the water comes up just above the top holes in the tub. I hope this will help others.

it only does it on the small load? does the water drain out before it goes into spin?

i think the water level sensor tube got filled when you had it on it's side, then after the first spin and drain cycle, the tube was again cleared out and ready for real action.