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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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Linda, it would be recommended that the red wire with a black stripe on the motor WH20X10094 is tested for 120VAC while the unit is plugged in. If there is 120VAC, the motor assembly has failed as it should have an LED flashing 1 second on and 1 second off.

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Hello Steef, that fusible link is rated for 120v at 10 amps for it to trip on power-up indicates there is a short in the inverter/motor assembly. If you would recheck the model number and repost your question we will be able to locate the correct replacement part for you.

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Steef, We will need to have the model number of your unit to be able to assist properly with your question.

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Hello Andrew, The manufacturer determined that this part was not required so it was discontinued. You will need to access the fusible link and cut it out of the harness, strip the ends of the wires back about an inch and splice them together. They should be properly insulated and returned into the harness. This eliminates the fusible link as the manufacturer suggests.

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Carole, You can test the fuse without removing it by cutting a small piece of insulation off from either side of the fuse and doing a continuity test. If there is continuity then the fuse is ok and if no continuity then replace the fuse. After testing or replacing, tape up the wire with electrical tape.

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Al, The unit scrolling lid would mean that the unit is sensing that the lid is open on the unit. You will want to check the magnet that is attached to the lid to make sure that it is not corroding as this will cause the unit to not operate.

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Hello Keith. Check the pressure switch and the air dome on the unit. If the air dome is clogged and the pressure switch thinks the tub has water in it, the unit will not spin out.

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