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General| Type | Front Load |
|---|---|
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Steam Function | Yes |
| Number of Wash Cycles | 12 |
| Spin Speed | 1200 RPM |
| Width | 27" |
| Height | 39" |
Outlines essential safety requirements, including personal protective equipment and lockout procedures.
Explains the meaning of letters and numbers in the model number for identification.
Details how to determine the month and year of manufacture from the serial number.
Highlights the main features and benefits of the GE Front Load Washer.
Illustrates and describes the buttons and display for various washer models.
Explains power button operation and describes wash cycles like Colors, Whites, and Sanitize.
Covers cycles like Towels, Delicates, Quick Wash, and options like Add Steam, Soil, and Temp.
Explains spin speed selection and saving custom wash cycles with 'My Cycle'.
Describes the Time Saver and Delay Wash options for flexible cycle management.
Covers stain removal guides, Stain Wash modifier, and the PreSoak option for garment care.
Details how to adjust cycle signals and lock/unlock control panel buttons.
Explains starting, pausing, and the display of cycle time and status.
Instructions for opening and closing the dispenser drawer and handling laundry products.
Explains how to use detergent cups and selection inserts for powder and liquid detergents.
Instructions for using the liquid bleach and fabric softener compartments correctly.
Provides guidelines and examples for loading the washer drum with different types of laundry.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the washer's pump filter and remove debris.
Instructions for cleaning the dispenser drawer recess and maintaining hygiene.
Procedure for cleaning the door gasket and ensuring foreign objects are removed.
Steps for installing the washer or dryer onto a pedestal, including preparation.
Details compatible dryer models, installation space, and clearance requirements for stacking.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching brackets and preparing the dryer for stacking.
Details placing and securing the dryer onto the washer, and final positioning.
Guides the user through starting a basic wash cycle, from loading to starting.
Explains water fill process, temperature selection, and spin speed options.
Describes the programmed tumble routines and how they adapt to soil levels.
Illustrates and labels key components visible from the top and front of the washer.
Shows the location of the tub drive pulley, belt, motor, and dispenser drawer.
Lists and describes the purpose of each connector (CN1-CN8, CN13) on the control board.
Details the input and output connections for the inverter board.
Instructions for removing the top panel to access internal components.
Steps to remove the service panel for access to lower components.
Detailed steps for removing the control panel assembly for various washer models.
Describes the door lock's operation, conditions preventing opening, and potential failures.
Instructions for removing the front panel of the washer.
How to check and remove the line filter for voltage smoothing.
Details dispenser assemblies with and without motor driven cams, and their functions.
Explains how the water level sensor monitors water conditions and controls fill levels.
Details the water valve assembly, flow rate, and how its operation is checked.
Details the pump's function, capacity, and how its operation is tested.
Details the heater assembly, its specifications, and operational capabilities.
Explains the inverter's role in motor control and how to check its operation.
Details motor assembly diagnosis, including resistance checks, and removal steps.
Instructions for removing hinge covers and the door itself from the hinge plate.
Steps for removing the door hinge pin and leaf from the door and panel.
Instructions for removing the tub gasket from the front panel and nozzle.
Instructions for removing and replacing the washer dampers.
Step-by-step guide to remove the wash basket, involving counterweights and tub separation.
Instructions for removing the outer tub assembly, including hose and wire disconnections.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the diagnostic service test mode.
Lists available test modes and their corresponding descriptions for diagnostics.
Provides detailed descriptions and expected displays for test modes t01 through t09.
Provides detailed descriptions and expected displays for test modes t10 through t13.
Details fault codes E22-E42, their problems, and possible causes/actions.
Details fault codes E45-E4B, their problems, and possible causes/actions.
Details fault codes E4C-E61, their problems, and possible causes/actions.
Details fault codes E62-E65, their problems, and possible causes/actions.
Details fault codes E66-E67, their problems, and possible causes/actions.
Illustrates the electrical connections and components of the washer.
Provides an alternative view or detail of the washer's electrical schematic.
Details the terms, coverage, and limitations of the GE washer warranty.
Provides instructions for obtaining warranty service and contact information.
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