General Electric Washer Manual, Care Guide

A replacement MINI-MAN/WIR wire assembly that restores damaged or worn wiring connections so the appliance can operate reliably. Use this OEM-design part to replace a frayed, broken, or corroded harness and regain proper electrical continuity. What it does

• Carries electrical signals between components to enable normal control and operation
• Replaces worn, chafed, or damaged wiring that can cause intermittent operation or failures
• Helps stop arcing, shorts, or poor connections that trigger error codes or loss of function
• Matches the original connector and routing to maintain correct fit and polarity

• One MINI-MAN/WIR wire assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Verify wire routing and connector orientation match the original before securing
• Use only the exact replacement part; do not splice or use makeshift connectors

This is a printed PM (preventive maintenance) installation instruction sheet that explains required steps and safety reminders for routine service. It helps technicians follow the manufacturer's recommended sequence and precautions during maintenance. What it does:

• Provides step-by-step installation and preventive maintenance guidance in plain language
• Calls out safety warnings and service checks commonly required during PM work
• Clarifies sequence of tasks to reduce missed checks and rework risk
• Supports consistent, manufacturer-aligned service procedures

• One printed PM installation instruction sheet

• Read the entire instruction sheet before beginning any service or disassembly
• Follow all safety warnings and disconnect power to the appliance before working
• Use recommended tools and replacement parts specified by the manufacturer
• Keep the instruction sheet with service records for future reference

This mini manual is a small mechanical control used on compatible GE appliances to manually operate a function or actuator. It provides a simple, serviceable way to restore manual control where the original lever or actuator has failed. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken manual control used to actuate a mechanism by hand
• Restores reliable manual operation when the original control is loose, cracked, or non-responsive
• Helps stop intermittent or no-operation symptoms caused by damaged control hardware
• Provides the same basic form and function as the original control for straightforward service

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools are usually required; avoid forcing parts to prevent damage.
• Follow the appliance service manual or manufacturer instructions for proper removal and installation.