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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)

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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Hello Melissa,
This would be the pressure switch but I cannot give an accurate part number without the valid model number from the units' I.D. tag. You can re-post with this information or give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 and one of our representatives can look the part number and pricing information for you.

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Dale D for Model Number GE wbb2090f1ww

My G E washer Model Number is WBB2090F1 goes through it cycle's and does not spin out. if I unplug the washer and plug it back it spins and seems to go through cycles fine, and also seems to work better in the delicate cycle. It also seems to be pumping water out as it goes through its spin cycle and dose not stop pumping water out until washer stops in it final cycle. This is the final scenario wet clothes that have not been spun out. Could this be the water pressures switch or the washer timer.

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Dale,

Based on the information the issue sounds like the timer contacts may be sticking when the unit goes to the spin cycle.

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Hello Bob. Make sure the air dome is not clogged. If not, and the hose is good, you will replace the pressure switch on the unit.

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Amrit,

The model number is not showing as being a valid model but Gibson was manufactured by Frigidaire and the GE part would not work for the model.

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Rodney,

Unfortunately we would not have any information on export models to be able to assist.

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Jim,

You will want to pull the knob off the unit and check to make sure that there is nothing causing the switch to jam behind the knob and if that checks ok then you would want to replace the water level switch WH12X10065.

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