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Lists specific model numbers for the GE Mission 1 Top Load Washer.
Details the washer's advanced features and prestigious design awards.
Provides critical safety warnings for appliance handling and repair.
Instructions for properly reconnecting grounding devices after servicing.
Explains the meaning of each character in GE washer model numbers.
Specifies the mandatory use of High-Efficiency (HE) detergent.
Details the three different dispenser setups (Low, Mid, High End) for washer models.
Steps for removing the backsplash to access internal boards.
Guides on how to remove, disengage, and reinstall the washing machine lid.
Instructions for detaching the hinges from the washer.
Detailed instructions for removing the washer's top cover.
Comprehensive steps for removing the basket and tub assembly.
Describes different water valve assemblies for various washer capacities.
Step-by-step guide for removing and reinstalling water valves.
Explains the lid lock's switch, activation, and mounting.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling the bulk dispenser tanks.
Details the sensor's location, how to remove it, and testing procedures.
Identifies major components like pumps, drive system, and sensors in the subwasher area.
Instructions for the removal and reinstallation of water pumps.
Guidance on servicing the drive motor, stator, and mode shifter.
Procedures for servicing the platform assembly, heater, and thermistor.
General wiring schematic for all models.
Wiring diagrams for water valves, sensors, and heater circuits.
Introduces the UI Logic and IMC/Inverter Boards.
Steps for diagnosing power issues and checking AC voltage inputs.
Guides for testing resistance and voltage of key components like pumps, motors, and sensors.
Instructions on entering and controlling the service mode.
A list of available diagnostic tests in service mode.
Lists fault codes, descriptions, and repair actions.
Answers common questions about wash cycles and detergent use.
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