General Electric Washer Pump

Washer won't drain or leaves clothes soaking wet? This drain pump removes water from the tub after each cycle. Typical DIY repair takes 20-30 minutes.

Washer won't drain or spin? A broken drain pump is often the cause. This part removes wastewater during the drain cycle. Takes about 20 minutes to replace.

Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves clothes soaking wet. This drain pump removes water during the drain cycle. DIY-friendly, about 1 hour to install.

Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves water after the cycle with this drain pump assembly. DIY-friendly repair—turn washer upside down for easier access.

The DRAIN PUMP is an OEM component specifically designed for GE washers. It is located near the base of the unit and functions to remove water from the wash tub at the end of cycles. The drain pump works vigorously to expel soiled water through the dra

This pump and brake assembly drains water from the tub and applies the basket brake in your top-load washer. Replacing a worn assembly restores proper draining and a safe, prompt basket stop between cycles. What it does

• Pumps water out of the wa
  Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The washing machine was full of water and it wouldn't drain or spin out it started but then quickly stopped   Daren E. • Layton , UT • April 15, 2016

  Upon opening the front cover of my GE washing machine, I found the water pump/brake was not spinning as it should when the drain/spin cycle was starting. I suspected that the pump/brake was the cause of the problem. I tried to turn the flywheel of the pump by hand and found it tight and somewhat difficult to turn. To temporarily fix the problem, I added a couple drops of motor oil to the front shaft and bearing to see if it would loosen up a little bit. Doing that and turning the flywheel by... Read more

Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves water in the tub with this drain pump replacement. Restores proper water drainage and spin cycle performance.