How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP5803461 / WH23X10030 Drain Pump

I ordered the water pump from Appliance Parts Pros and it arrived within a couple of days in an undamaged original GE box with a new pump inside. The replacement took about 30 minutes and the replacement video online was very accurate and helpful. The tools I used were a putty knife, pliers and socket set. Good as new again for a very reasonable price. I'll be ordering my future replacements parts from here again! 

Replaced the pump, easy fix, of note, the pump I ordered looked quite different from the one in my machine..., but it fit and works just fine. 

Well I did open my washing machine and I noticed that the pump assembly it was leaking so I got new water pump from applianceparts pros and problem resolved. 

Unclogged the drain pump. 

Replaced the drain pump. Removed original and connected it to 120v on a bench and while it did spin, it was intermittent and didn’t seem smooth. 

I replaced it with one of you new replacement pumps. It went well very easy the only hard part was working on the floor 

Replaced pump 

Watched Youtube video from AppliancePartsPros.com. Linked to site and noted GE replacement was in stock with fast shipping. Part arrived in less than 2 days. Very happy with this site and will use again. 

Bought the part here. Installed part, then the washer would not stop overflowing. Re-set the board twice and now it works great! 

Knew the mode shifter was bad due to the lack of agitation. It was also leaking inside someplace that I couldn't identify. The drain pump was also making a horrible noise during the drain cycle. Completely dismantled the entire unit and even replaced the tub bearing while I had the whole thing apart. I always appreciate the detail that Matt provides in the videos even though doing the work is always a little tougher than he makes it out to be. ;) The two hardest parts of the job were removing the hub nut, which required me buying a spanner wrench and beating on it with a 5 pound sledge until it finally broke loose. I don't think it had ever been removed in the history of the machine so it was corroded on there pretty hard. And second, getting the tub bearing out. I had to fractionally wiggle it by prying it back and forth with a screwdriver while simultaneously putting lifting pressure on it. That part alone took 40 minutes or so to get out. I think it had probably heated up in the past and fused with the plastic of the tub because it just didn't want to budge. Reassembly took hardly any time at all in comparison. It's a shame that a complete dismantle is required for the mode shifter as that part of the work was super easy. Now my washer is so quiet I don't even know that it's running half the time. It's like a whole new unit!