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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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Hello Ted. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the pressure switch WH12X10065 is bad and will need to be replaced. Check and make sure the pressure hose is in good shape, without any clogs. If so, replace the pressure switch. Hope this helps.

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Hi Mike. Spin out all the water from the unit. Then select the small load size. Start the washer, and while filling, un plug the cord. If the washer still fills with no power then you will need to replace the water valve. Will you please send us the exact model # of your unit? Thank You.

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Hello Leo. This answer was located on our Repair Forum, this is a free service in which technicians will assist with answering repair questions for our customers. Please use this link to assist in your repair: http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/washer-repair/6011-washer-will-fill-w-water-wont-agitate-spin.html . You can register for free and post a question on this link directly. You might have a defective lid switch WH12X1043. Hope you find this information helpful, thanks!

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Hi Tommy. If you can stop the water from flowing in the washer by turning off the timer. The pressure switch WH12X10065 will more likely be faulty. If you disconnect the washer from the power outlet and water continues to flow in you will have a bad water valve WH13X10025. Hope this helps!

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