GE G190 User Manual

GEAppliances.com
Owner’s Manual
Washers
49-90527 11-14 GE
Safety Instructions ..........2, 3
Operating Instructions
Care and Cleaning
of the Washer ...................... 9
Control Panel ......................4
Control ..........................4–5
Features .........................6, 7
Loading and Using
the Washer ........................ 8
Troubleshooting Tips .....10–12
Consumer Support
Consumer Support ................16
Warranty ..........................15
Write the model and serial
number here:
Model #
Serial #
You can find them
under the lid of
the washer.
Printed in the United States
G190

GE G190 Specifications

General

Brand	GE
Model	G190
Category	Washer
Language	English

Summary

Important Safety Information and Warnings

Safety Alert System

Explains the safety alert symbol and hazard alert words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).

General Safety Precautions

Lists essential safety rules to follow when using the appliance.

Proper Installation and Initial Use

Water Supply and Installation Location

Details correct hookup for water hoses and advises on suitable placement to avoid weather.

Grounding and Initial Operation

Control Panel Overview

Quick Start Guide

Control Panel Functions

Detailed Washer Controls and Cycles

Cycle Options and Indicators

Wash Cycle Selector and Start

Loading and Using the Washer

Sorting Wash Loads

Proper Detergent Use

Loading the Washer Basket

Troubleshooting Common Washer Issues

Water Related Troubleshooting

Solutions for problems like low water level, leaks, and incorrect temperature.

Operational Troubleshooting

Addresses issues like water filling/draining simultaneously or pauses.

Troubleshooting Performance and Sounds

Washer Not Operating Troubleshooting

Steps to resolve issues where the washer fails to start or operate.

Clothes Condition Troubleshooting

Explains causes for wet clothes, stains, lint, and detergent issues.

Pilling and Wrinkling Prevention

Troubleshooting Washer Sounds

Understanding Washer Operational Sounds

Explains common operational sounds like clicking, swooshing, and humming.