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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Water Level Pressure Switch by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6137694
Manufacturer Part Number: WH12X10065

Fix a washer that overfills or won't start the wash cycle. This water level pressure switch detects proper fill levels. DIY-friendly repair.

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For Ge Washer Water Level Pressure Switch (Part Number: OEM6137694)

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Ray, You will want to open the washer and check the pressure hose to make sure that it did not pop off the side of the tub. Also check to make sure that the air dome and hose is not clogged with debris which would cause the overfilling and if the hose has popped off would cause the leaking issue.

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Hello Hal. Check and see if the air dome is clogged on the unit. If the air dome is clear, check the pressure hose on the unit. Make sure the hose and the pressure switch is good.

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Ken for Model Number WjSR2080T

Some time ago my environmentally concerned wife brought home a couple of those cloth bags that you're suppose to take to the supermarket. Those bags are used instead the plastic ones provided at the market. Anyway, one day my wife decided the cloth bags needed washing. I questioned if they were washable as they had "stiff" bottoms. She assured me they were and I put them in our GE washer on "Gentle" cycle. Part way through the cycle the agitator quit, just a groaning noise coming from underneath the machine. The bottoms of the bags were wrapped up under the agitator. The regular cycle works just fine. Any suggestions? Thanks

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Ken, With the unit working on regular cycle but not on gentle then it sounds like the winding of the motor has been damaged on the low setting. This would require the motor of the unit to be replaced.

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Ken, This issue would most likely be caused by a pressure switch that is faulty. The pressure switch part number for your unit is WH12X10065.

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Richard, The most likely cause is either the screens on the fill valve are clogged and causing the water valve to not close all the way off or the water valve is faulty and allowing water to come into the unit creating the water to be too high of a fill which would be more noticeable on the super load. The water valve is WH13X10024.

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Joe, Yes It could be the WH12X10065 water level switch or the WH41X365 air tube. Here's a way to check, remove power to the washer access the controls inside the console, disconnect the air hose from the water level switch, wait a few seconds then start the washer. If the washer starts to fill, replace the water level switch and tube. If the washer agitates and doesn't fill replace the timer WH12X1022 one of the timer contacts is stuck closed.

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Tiffany, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty pressure switch that is reading full but not allowing the unit to advance to agitate.

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Kevinrusnak@Comporium.Net for Model Number GE Profile "Energy Star" model WPRE8150K2WT

Greetings: I have a GE Profile "Energy Star" model WPRE8150K2WT that will not put enough water in to fully cover clothes. This is the way it has allways been since new. I know these new machines are made this way, but the wife has to add water to cover clothes. QUESTION: how do you adjust the water level switch screw to increase the water level a few inches or more? (clockwise or counter-clockwise to increase)? Thanks in advance for your advise!

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Kevinrusnak, Unfortunately there is no way to adjust the water level to the unit as this is preset by the factory and would have to be calibrated to change the water level settings.

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