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[quote=ray key;126053]My ge washer model wpsq3120taww has begun to stop during the spin cycle. I can greatly reduce the load size, repeatedly depress and release the lid switch, and the spin cycle will complete. I have had 14 years of good service from this washer. Should I repair or replace?

I also need to no the cubic feet of this model or of the wpxo3090.[/quote]

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sidfink43	Posted: Friday, September 11, 2009 12:07:48 PM(UTC)
	Try by-passing the lid switch. If that fixes it, it is well worth replacing the lid switch on this machine.
ray key	Posted: Thursday, September 10, 2009 3:15:59 AM(UTC)
	My ge washer model wpsq3120taww has begun to stop during the spin cycle. I can greatly reduce the load size, repeatedly depress and release the lid switch, and the spin cycle will complete. I have had 14 years of good service from this washer. Should I repair or replace? I also need to no the cubic feet of this model or of the wpxo3090.

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