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Lets do one thing at a time and start with the drum not turning. Quote:...I have checked the ohms on the motor 3 wires and they are about 6-7 ohms. I plugged a volt meter into the red and blue wires on doing the t10, t11, t14 test and I DO have 120V on the wires but no rotation on the drum... Most likely the inverter is the culprit. - The inverter Part number: AP4421584
Replace the inverter and post the results. Gene.
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Originally Posted by: Gene  Try to reprogram the control board: Enter test mode and select t01. Rotate the cycle knob until the correct model number is displayed: Select 1 for model WHDVH626F Select 2 for model WCVH6260F Select 3 for model WBVH6240F Press and hold the Start key for 3 seconds (or until a second beep is sounded). Press the Power key to reset the control. If it would not help then the control board most likely has to be replaced. - The part number for the control board assembly is AP3995160Gene. Hi Gene, After I "Press and hold the Start key for 3 seconds (or until a second beep is sounded). Press the Power key to reset the control." What are we looking for? A beep, an error code, etc?:confused: Thanks. Dong
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Gene--thank you for the information. I got the inverter put on and so far has functioned properly for at least 5 loads. Thinking it is now fixed. Again THANK YOU!
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Originally Posted by: things4u2 Gene--thank you for the information. I got the inverter put on and so far has functioned properly for at least 5 loads. Thinking it is now fixed. Again THANK YOU! You are welcome. I'm glad you were able to fix it. Gene.
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Hi guys, I'm so happy to have found this forum. I'm in the process of replacing my Inverter for a GE Front Load washer model wbvh6240fww.
I'm stuck on removing it as it only has 1 screw holding it down, after removing the only screw, the inverter moves freely, but is being held in place by the back feet, I don't see any more screws holding it down though. Anyone else have this problem?
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Hi Gene, thanks. I got it out and put the new Inverter In. The new Inverter also fixed my tumble / spin problem.
The new inverter casing was different than the old casing though, and I cracked the plastic foot trying to slide it into place. I had to secure it down the best I could, but hey.. washing is working again!
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You are welcome. I'm glad it's up and running.
Thank you for the feedback.
Gene.
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I have a GE front load washer model number WCVH660 that won't spin. I ran test t02 and got error code E48. Then I ran t10 and t11 and nothing happened. When I opened the front cover of the washer, there were 3 white plastic parts broken and laying in the bottom of the cabinet. They are about 4 1/2" long and 3/4" in diameter. I'm not sure if these are just shipping locks or not. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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The "E48" error code means "Open motor". Check the motor as described in the attached file. If the motor is good, replace the inverter. - The motor Part number: AP3872963
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