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Customer Questions and Answers for Fusible Link Kit by Ge

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Part Number: OEM13170045
Manufacturer Part Number: WH49X10055

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Hello Kathy. You will need to check the lid switch and make sure the air dome and pressure hose are not clogged on the unit.

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Hello Sam. That means to check and see if something has the unit jammed up and not being able to turn.

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Hello Michael. Check and see if the unit is draining and make sure the air dome on the tub is not clogged. If so, it will prevent the unit from spinning.

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Leonard, If the splotch assembly has gone out on your washer then the most likely cause for this would be due to overloading of the washer.

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Hello Jim, The motor brake is an electrical circuit that actually uses the motor as a brake. If the tub takes longer than 25 seconds to stop, the inverter will initiate a brake resistor error code. The brake resistor is permanently molded into the underside of the inverter cover. If the brake requires replacement, this means to replace the motor assembly WH20X10093.

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Andy C for Model Number wwse5240g2ww

Washer just stopped agitating while in a wash cycle. Motor is free not siezed; turned the pulley by hand. Belt is on and OK. The motor LED is not lit at all. Washer did pump out the water when I moved the cycle knob to the drain position. After the water drained out, the top panel cycle indicator moved to the spin position, but the tub doesn't move at all. Is this the fuse link and exactly where is it located and what am I looking for? Is it up under the lid cover, or nearer the motor connector. I have a DVM to check continuity. Thanks. Andy

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Andy, Heres the test procedure for an open in line fuse "The fuse is 10-amp, non-resetable and wired in the neutral side of the line. Always check the harness fuse using an ohmmeter from white/red wire on motor connector to neutral on power cord." it should read a "closed" circuit on a meter. If the fuse is OK, you'll need to observe the LED light on the motor control, and determine if the light flashes and how many flashes if at all.

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Hello Mike. You will need to count the number of flashes and use the tech sheet to determine what part is bad in the unit.

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