Repair stories from PartSelect's customers - like you. We give all our customers a chance to help out others by sharing the story of their appliance repair. You can find useful tips as well as estimates of the difficulty of the repair and how long it will take, along with any tools you may require to complete your repair.
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The washer would overfill intermittenly.
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Overall Rating:
Helpful
Rated By:
18 Customers
Posted By:
George From Prescott Valley, AZ
Posted:
12/9/2007 2:10:56 PM
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Appliance Repaired:
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General Electric
Washer
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Age Of Appliance:
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1 - 4 years
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I replaced the water valve that the hot and cold hoses hook up to, and the pressure switch which regulates the amount of water that fills the tub. Both parts are located in the top plastic section of the washer where the controls are. The repair was easy, just a matter of taking out two screws in the back, lifting off the control face, unscrewing the water hoses, unscrewing each part, disconnecting and reconnecting the electrical plugs, and reassembling. No problems since.
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| Level of difficulty: |
Easy |
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Less than 15 mins |
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Parts Used in this Repair
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