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Customer Questions and Answers for Motor Assembly (Kit) by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11618898
Manufacturer Part Number: WH20X10028

This motor assembly kit replaces a worn or failed motor to restore proper mechanical drive and motion in the appliance. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to match the original assembly's form and function. What it does:

  • Replaces the appliance's motor assembly to restore spinning, stirring, or drive motion
  • Stops symptoms like no movement, intermittent operation, or unusual humming from the motor area
  • Restores correct mechanical linkage between the motor and driven components
  • Matches OEM fit and mounting points to simplify replacement
What's included:
  • One motor assembly kit (single complete motor assembly)
Install notes:
  • Turn off power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before beginning any repair
  • Follow OEM disassembly steps to access the motor area; keep fasteners and small parts organized
  • Handle electrical connectors carefully; wiring matches diagrams before re-energizing

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For Ge Motor Assembly (Kit) (Part Number: OEM11618898)

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Hello Osiel, You need to put the unit into the service mode and pull the fault codes. This is explained on page 3 of the tech sheet for the unit. The tech sheet will be inside the unit, normally inside the kick panel. Please include an e-mail address next time if you need us to send out a copy of the tech sheet.

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Greg for Model Number GFWN1100 L1WW

This GE front loader will fill, agitate weakly for about 30-45 seconds, pump out, and then return to the "start" mode w/ the blinking start button. Cycle time advance 1-2 minutes. Using a troubleshooting guide, I got an error code E46 for motor. Going through the steps, I believe I have diagnosed a bad motor sensor, as the resistance between the two yellow leads at wiring harness p9 on the control panel is wide open, i.e no resistance. I verified that the control panel is sending power to the motor by checking for 120V at the inverter plug during service code test t11, and the motor sometimes runs during this service code test, others not. Does the diagnosis of a bad motor sensor seem reasonable given the above description? Thanks.

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Greg, Yes, based on the information it does indeed sound like a bad control on the motor assembly and the motor would need to be replaced.

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Gregory, Wouldn't expect the motor to be bad, The washer finished the remainder of the cycle. You do need to check the drive belt WH08X10024 to see if there was damage to it or the motor drive pulley, due to an overload, an article getting stuck or something similar to that situation.

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Hello Mike. Check and make sure the filter and the hoses on the washer are not clogged. If not, you will need to order and replace the pump assembly WH23X10028 on the unit.

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Hello David, Based on the information provided it appears that the tub bearings may be bad. The tub bearing WH45X10071 going bad could have caused the belt to break.

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