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I have a GE Profile washer, and lately it has been making an audible "clunk" when agitating. A little more investeigation, and running it with the lid up revealed that the drum is locked in to the agitator in all phases of the cycle. They are not ceased together, the agitator as a few degrees of freedom before the drum gets picked up. Not knowing any better, it's almost like their linked up the way you would expect as part of the spin cycle.
I recall running it once with the lid up a couple years ago, mostly because it's so quiet i wanted to make sure it was actually working (It was). At that time the agitator rotated free of the drum (at least that's what I recall.)
Any thoughts?
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Thank you for the fast reply, I'll check tonight and post.
If that is the issue, it looks like the drum assy must be lifted off, is that the case? Can the frame holding the mechanicals be disconnected from the shocks and dropped out the bottom?
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hello control board flashed at the dp 1 terminal on control board, does that mean that my dispense water pump is shorting out the dpi terrminal on the control board
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Originally Posted by: grahamm70  hello control board flashed at the dp 1 terminal on control board, does that mean that my dispense water pump is shorting out the dpi terrminal on the control board. door lock terminal also flashed on termial board. when thought to boards
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Originally Posted by: grahamm70  hello control board flashed at the dp 1 terminal on control board, does that mean that my dispense water pump is shorting out the dpi terrminal on the control board What is the complete model number of the washer? What exactly is the problem? Gene
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Gene,
The green LED flashes four (4) times then goes out for approx 5 seconds.
repeates the pattern.
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Originally Posted by: Knutervalve00  ...The green LED flashes four (4) times then goes out for approx 5 seconds... This error code means "Mode shift circuit failed". The correction is to replace the shaft & mode shifter together with the motor. You also will need a drive belt installation tool. - The shaft & mode shifter assembly Part number: AP4380186
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ok, thank you, that is a bunch of money that i was not prepared for. The unit was bought in 07 so i think i'm gonna make a warranty call. $90 for the shaft assy was in the range, but 300 is a call to GE.
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I found this on a related thread Originally Posted by: applianceman  This is supposed to mean that the mode sifter coil is open (electrically). But that shouldn’t cause the motor to stop working. Usually this will cause the entire tub to rotate during wash rather than just the agitator. Look on the board on top of the motor and you should see a wire going to the sifter (the tube that goes up through the center of the tub). Disconnect that wire and test for continuity between the two wires. If it is open the shifter coil is bad. This page will explain more HydroWave GE Washer Repair Guide In my case the drum and agitator are spinning together as well, and the motor is running fine. is it possible that i only need the shifter coil. I looks like APP has it in stock and it can ship tomorrow??
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