Joan October 23, 2019 My front load GE washing machine will not fill with water. It does NOT show any error codes. I have checked all the filters. Could it be the intake valve? Want to order the right one for GE model # WCVH6260FGG
Mark B. May 28, 2018 for Model Number GE -WPDH8800J0MV Washer works fine. The only problem is after the cycle is done and clothes removed, the tub fills up with dripping water from the small nozzle in the front. It doesn't fill right away. It seems it drips slowly and fills overnight (or in about 8-9 hours). Is there a switch or solenoid that is going bad?
1 Answer Hello Mark, If there is sufficient water pressure to the unit from the home plumbing you will need to replace the water valve WH13X10023. Read More...
Jose Perez August 06, 2017 for Model Number WCVH6800J1WW Water is coming to the washer the entire cycle - does not stop. Is it the intake valve?
1 Answer Jose', Yes, it's most likely the water valve WH13X10023 but first, check to make sure the drain hose is high enough (38-40 inches off the floor) . Start the washer, while it's filling, carefully unplug the power cord from the outlet. If the water continues to flow, replace the water valve. If the water stops check the water level switch and air tube for a pin hole or clog. Read More...
Doublexl April 22, 2017 for Model Number WCVH6260FWW The washer stops randomly during the cycle. The clothes are still soaking wet. Pressing start again will allow it to advance a little further, but it stops again. I read out the error codes, and was receiving error code 22. I ran the hot and cold fill tests (T08 and T09). Cold water flowed in to the washer much faster than the hot water did. I checked the hoses, they're getting good flow when removed from the washer. I don't see any blockage in the screens. Based on this, does the fill valve sound like it may be bad on the hot side?
1 Answer DoubleXL, Yes based on this information it does sound like the hot water valve is faulty and would need replaced. Read More...
David October 02, 2016 for Model Number WCVH6800J1WW I have one of these GE washers and it has stopped getting to the agitation stage of the wash cycle (drain and spin works fine). I checked the error codes on t02 and e22 shows up, which according to http://www.appliance-repair-it.com/GE_front_load_washer.html is a fill timeout. I order a replacement water valve (http://www.appliancepartspros.com/ge-water-valve-wh13x10023-ap3884039.html), and installed it, but I still have the same problem. I have also replaced both external inlet lines and verified I have good water flow from both hot and cold water outlets from my house. As another test I ran t06 from http://www.appliance-repair-it.com/GE-front-load-washer.html however the test never advanced beyond the initial 'E' level (i.e. never went to 'F', then 'nl' then 'oF'). My assumption then is that my water level control may be the cause of my issue, not the water value as I originally suspected (my scenario matched many of the others that also reported e22). I don't see this part available unless I am missing it so I would love any help in locating the proper part for replacement or further understanding about the t06 test mode.
1 Answer Hello David. WH12X10522 is the pressure switch for the unit. If the issue continues, then the main board will need to be replaced. Read More...
Randal March 30, 2016 for Model Number WCVH6800J1MR Washer stopped in the sometime in the rinse cycle, have since drained and tried a new load, drum turns fine but when the washer typically supplies water, i hear a whirring/buzzing sound and zero water. This lasts 3-4 minutes before the washer times out. I've checked both hoses leading in and the filter screens they're okay. Ran a multi meter on the water inlet valves and they show around 1280ish Ohms (which i assume is fine, it's not showing infinite). If that means the water valve is fine I'm not sure where the problem could lie. Any suggestions?
1 Answer Hello Randal. If there is power the valves and no water comes in, you will need to order and replace the water valve on the unit. Read More...
Mitch June 15, 2015 for Model Number WHDVH626F0GG I am having a problem with my washer completing the rinse cycle. I checked for Error codes and it was an E22 code. I also check the T08 and T09 service codes and the hot water worked but the cold water did not. So I am wondering if this is the water valve?
1 Answer Hello Mitch. E22 is Fill timeout - No fill/slow fill. So based on the code and the testy the water valve will need to be replaced. Read More...
1 Answer Vic, You will want to turn the unit and check to see if there is 120 vac getting to the water valve. If there is then check to see if the screens in the water valve inlet are clogged. Also check to make sure that the water supply is turned on. If there is power and the screens are clean and water supplied then the issue will be in the water valve which would need to be replaced. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Adam. Test and see if there is power to the valve. If so, make sure the screens are not clogged. If not, replace the water valve on the unit. Read More...
Nick September 09, 2014 for Model Number WBVH6240FWW I have a WBVH6240HWW GE front load that continuously drips warm water from the water inlet pipe into the tub. I ran T08 and everything worked OK, and no error codes were returned. The dripping stops completely when the hot water supply is disconnected. Could the problem be a faulty hot water solenoid that isn't completely closing in the water valve? Thanks, Nick
1 Answer Hello Nick. If water doesn't stop flowing until you shut the water source off. You more than likely have a defective water valve WH13X10023, thanks! Read More...