General Electric Washer Switch

This pressure switch detects and signals correct water level to the appliance control, helping ensure proper fill and cycle operation. Replaces a failed or intermittent pressure-sensing switch to restore reliable water-level control. What it does:

• Senses water/air pressure and tells the control when the correct fill level is reached
• Helps prevent overfilling or underfilling by sending on/off signals to the control
• Common symptom of failure: appliance won't fill, overfills, or cycles erratically
• Used by the control to advance wash/drain cycles based on water level feedback

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before installing
• Handle the vacuum tubing and electrical connectors gently; ensure secure, leak-free connections
• Verify correct hose routing and a snug clamp/seal on the pressure hose

This door switch is a replacement push-button switch that completes the circuit when the appliance door closes, restoring power or lighting. It helps return normal operation when a faulty door switch prevents the unit from running or the interior light from working. What it does:

• Detects door open/closed position and completes or interrupts power to controls or lights
• Commonly replaces a broken or non-responsive push-button that prevents the appliance from starting
• Fits into the door frame and connects to the existing wiring harness to signal closed/open status

• One door switch (WH12X10444)

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before attempting any service
• Remove the door trim or access panel as required for your model to reach the switch mounting
• Note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting; reattach wires to the same terminals

This pressure switch detects and signals water level to the washer control so cycles fill and stop correctly. Replaces a failed level sensor to restore accurate fill control and prevent overfilling or incorrect cycle behavior. What it does

• Senses tub water level via a vacuum hose and tells the control when to stop filling
• Helps prevent overfilling, underfilling, or prolonged fill cycles
• Can cause no-fill, continuous-fill, or incorrect cycle problems when faulty
• Works as the electrical interface between the pressure/vacuum line and the control board

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting; electrical shock risk
• Drain water and shut off water supply if needed to avoid spills when accessing the part
• Handle the vacuum hose and small fittings carefully; ensure vacuum line is seated and undamaged