GE sells front-load and top-load washers, and the two fail in different ways. Front-loads tend to show door lock, boot seal and drain pump trouble. Top-loads tend to show lid switch, coupling and inlet valve trouble. Knowing which one you own changes which parts we bring.
Helpful tip: Find the model number on the label inside the door frame or under the lid. Read it to us when you call and we can bring the right parts on the first visit.
The washer stops partway through, the display freezes, or the drum sits full of water with the cycle going nowhere.
Read MoreClothes come out soaking wet, water sits in the drum, or the tub turns slowly and never reaches spin speed.
Read MoreWater pooling under the machine, a wet floor after every wash, or a slow drip you only notice from the damage.
Read MoreThumping, grinding or a violent shake during spin, sometimes with the whole machine walking across the floor.
Read MoreThe drum stays dry, fills slowly, or stops partway with a fill error on the display.
Read MoreThe door will not latch so the cycle will not start, or it stays locked with wet clothes inside.
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