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hi can someone help me . my washer it keeps filling with water even if the switch for the level of water is on low and wont stop . when I manually move the knob for the washer to go through the cycles the cycle for emptying the water and the spin cycle works . and I just noticed that when I opened the top with the machine in spin it opened and it never did that before it always locked .
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First off you need a model number to help..........And what you gave is a model of a microwave.
As far as your washer goes are you using HE soap if it's an HE unit? Check the pressure switch and water level switch. Sounds like you possibly have a bad door lock as well. Go to youtube and watch video's about your problem
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Well, there is a GE spacemaker stacked washer/dryer but we do need the specific model number.
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Originally Posted by: fairbank56  Well, there is a GE spacemaker stacked washer/dryer but we do need the specific model number. it is a stackable like you said where do I find the model number I cant find the book for it right now
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Check under the washer lid or dryer door.
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ok I found the book lol its a GE spacemaker model number WSM2780DAWWW
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Remove washer front panel and with tub empty of water, disconnect pressure hose from outer tub connection. Check for gunk in this tube and in tub where hose connects. Clean out any gunk found. Follow hose up to where it connects to pressure switch behind control panel. Look for any kinks, cracks or holes. Blow into hose and you should hear the pressure switch click. Reconnect hose at tub connection and disconnect hose at pressure switch. Blow through hose to make sure it's clear. When washer is filling with water, it creates air pressure in this hose which activates a diaphram in the switch to turn the water valve off when proper level is reached. If you see water going up into the hose, there is a leak somewhere, possibly a bad diaphram in the switch. If hose is clear and you find no leaks in the hose, replace the pressure switch. GE WH12X10083 Switch Water Level - AppliancePartsPros.comEric
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:) hey Eric thank you soooo much for all your help I had to wait for my husband to come back he was out of state . and I now have my washing machine back it was the hose it broke from the bottom . have a good one
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