Jack December 02, 2012 for Model Number WCVH6800J1WW - GE Washer No matter what size load, the machine attempts many times to spin up to full speed. The drum begins to wobble (not violently) but then slows and the spin cycle resets and starts over again. This can happen over and over again before the spin is successful. Is there a sensor which might be giving a bad signal, or is there a suspension system that is allowing the drum to wobble too much?
1 Answer Hello Jack, It could be a suspension issue or it could be a bad control board WH12X10468. You should check unit by running a drain and spin cycle and observe if it spins at full speed. If it continues to do the same thing then you would need to replace the control board. The control board tells the unit at what speed to spin and if with empty load the unit is still sensing a unbalanced load then the control is faulty. Read More...
Chris November 29, 2012 for Model Number WCVH6260FWW Error codes 22 and 23. The washer seems to have a problem in hot mode. I cleaned out the hot hose and the inlet valve screen which seems to have helped, but still have problem. Went into test mode for error 23 and the water did not stop at the intervals the instructions said it should. It simply filled all the way up. Is this confirmation the Water Level Control Valve is failing? If so is part WH12X10522 the correct part?
1 Answer Hello Chris, Based on the information provided you will need to replaced the pressure switch WH12X10522. The t06, t07 and t08 will allow the unit to test the fill. With what has already been done the pressure switch is faulty. Read More...
Louie February 17, 2012 for Model Number wcvh6800j1ww Washer is over filling. I have replaced pressure switch and checked hose (ok), replaced control board nothing helped.
1 Answer Louie, try replacing the water inlet valve WH13X10023. A simple way to test to see if the valve is bad is to run the washer and unplug it, if it continues to fill with water the valve is bad. Hope this helps, thanks! Read More...
Daniel V. November 20, 2011 for Model Number wcvh6800j1ww The washer doesn't take water. Also when I remove the pressure switch its make a sound.
1 Answer Hi Daniel. You need to insure your water hoses are not clogged. You will need to change the water valve part # WH13X10023. Thank You. Read More...
Pat November 03, 2011 for Model Number whdvh626-ge Is there a test to see if pressure switch has failed. Can't enter test mode, I'm told the pressue switch may think there is still water in drum Pat
1 Answer Pat, You'll need a multimeter TJMA-DMT3 to test the pressure switch circuits WH12X10522 once you have removed the top of the washer and disconnected the air dome tube from the pressure switch. You'll need to check for "open" circuits on the switch terminals once you remove the wires from the terminals to be tested. Red(20) to Yellow(20) , Yellow(14) to Orange(14) and Orange (14) to Red(16) should all be "open" circuits, with the washer empty and the air hose is disconnected from the switch. Here's some meter usage information if you should need it [http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html].If the switch circuits check proper, and the fact you can't program a test mode, you'd need to consider a possible control board failure WH12X10355 . Thanks and Good Luck Read More...
Jim L. May 11, 2011 for Model Number WCVH6800J1WW Water valve tests good. What would cause pressure switch to fail on a 2 year old conservative use unit.
1 Answer Hello Jim. One of prongs could have shorted out inside the computer board internally. Also a kinked hose could cause the sensor to strain, no concrete reason on why it fails. Sorry. Read More...