Ge WH49X10055 Fusible Link Kit OEM Part

Its alive!! After a recent power surge, our washer would not spin or agitate. I tried replacing the timer but the motor still would not spin or agitate. I was really hoping the motor was not fried. I replaced the fuse and its working like a champion again! I un-installed the new timer, put the original timer back in, and it still works great, so I even get to return the new timer and save a little money. Thanks for the generous return policy! The fuse was a little tricky to find (you have to remove a fair amount of electrical tape to get to it), but once removed it was an easy fix of snipping the old fuse out, stripping the wire, and installing new fuse by splicing it in with wire nuts. The wire nuts included with the kit seemed very cheap so I used some other wire nuts that a little beefier and they worked great.

Figured out the fuse link was blown. After replacing that it was working like normal again.

Replaced fuse link.

Your article helped me figure out, since the motor had no error codes, the cheapest problem first would be to check the fuse. Without cutting wires I checked the continuity and at had none.

After going through the machine I found the motor was not getting any power(green light never illuminated). In the wiring harness next to the right side of the top of the machine was a hidden wire with a fuse link. This wire did not olm out so I replaced it and the machine works like new. Incidentally a repair person with GE told me that I was probably going to have to replace the motor. This was much less expensive.