General Washing Machines - Page 6 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

not to hard to change first you need to get it out there is a spring holding it grab the bottom side of the gasket and you will feel the spring not to hard to doit take a picture or samething to remember how to put it back in make sure the drane hole goes on the bottom.

No filter. Thats with front loaders. Water left in the tub is two issues. #1 Kinked drain or clogged hose. If that is OK then your drain pump is bad and needs replacing. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_b77d19396bfe2249

Right size belt, just a bear to put on. Easiest way, zip tie belt to fly wheel (one each side of spoke/spine). Than run belt around pulley on motor, turn fly wheel, helps to guide belt as you turn. Takes a lil force but not much. Than slowly turn fly wheel to center belt. Be sure the ribs of belt are in troffs of pulley, if not easily pushed over, about 1 inch from pulley.

I had the same problem. Mine ended up being a cut in the pressure switch hose. Here's what I would do to troubleshoot:

1) Clean the filter down bottom one more time. Run a basket-clean cycle and make sure that the drain pump is working. If so, then move to step 2.

2) Do a diagnostic test. Here's some graphical instructions on how to do it:

Grab the codes off the t02 error codes test. There is a reference manual for the codes in a plastic envelope behind the bottom access panel on the front of the washer (panel below the door) -- remove the 3 screws then pull out from bottom. Lookup the codes and see what they mean.

Mine was E22 -- which indicates problem with pressure switch.



3) Do the t06 basket test. If it fails, then open up the top of the washer to check the pressure switch and hose:


Twist the pressure switch 90 degrees clockwise toward the spring to release it. Undo the hose clamps and blow down the hose. Blow into the pressure switch to make sure a contact isn't stuck. I took the bottom panel off the washer and disconnected the other end of the pressure tube from the bottom of the tub. Once disassembled, I blocked the end with my finger to see if the hose was punctured -- sure enough it was. I taped it and reassembled. If after repairing and blowing out, if you still have problems, replace the pressure switch ($60 on Amazon).

Likely to be motor, specifically the brushes. depends on how old the machine is. brushes are replaceable and tend to need replacing from4-5 years with some makes

Bought mine on amazon easy replacement

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