The water level pressure switch is activated by air pressure. When the tub fills water goes into a plastic tube connecting the tub to the switch. This increases the pressure and ultimately triggers the swtich to tell the timer to stop letting water in.

It sounds like your switch is stuck in the "off" position. Start by cleaning out the tube and blowing into it a couple of times and see if you can make the switch work. If not, try changing out the switch, this part here.

Part number: AP2045895

Well, glad you got it working for no additional cost. Usually when the tube is the problem the machine overflows, so at least you avoided that.

Thanks for updating us, good luck going forward.

You should see a clear plastic tube going from the water level switch to the tub.

It totally worked. Just like you all said. found junk in tube cleaned it out and voila! Thanks again.:)

Same problem sort of. My GE will fill, agitate and drain, but not go into SPIN. Found the clear tube you're talking about but it is clear. I can remove it and blow lightly into it and hear a clicking sound up in the "dash". With the washer control in any of the spin locations and the lid down, I can blow in that tube and cause the motor to jerk, like it's trying to turn.

I know it can't be the lid safety switch because the washer still goes into agitate cycle, just not spin.

Does anybody know what that pressure switch "outputs" when it sees pressure and no pressure from the tub? I'd like to trouble shoot the switch to decide if it needs replacing.

Thanks.

Tom