You didn't have to disassemble the machine the way you did, there are oem lid locks that you detach from the harness and plug them into the old harness, it's a one minute process instead of a 10 minute suffered process.
I've seen the lid switch you're talking about but the wire harness on this lid switch doesn't plug in like that otherwise I would have just unplugged it & had it replaced in a minute. When I received the part I was checking it out & was surprised it just didn't plug in like you are describing. Thanks for watching Lispellkal3123 & Subscribe to the channel 🛠️👍
How do you manually rise? This one is so cheap on the controller vs my old one. The home warranty replaced it with this one. This one is model GTW220ACKWW our old one was GTWN4250D0WS
If there's not a rinse setting on the timer, there isn't a way to do a manual rinse. Thanks for watching MickBrown815 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
@@NewportJoe Try lifting the lid to see if the lid lock is working properly (you shouldn't be able to lift the lid after hearing it lock). If you can still lift the lid then I'd say you have a bad lid lock as well. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
Good stuff. We’ve been fighting the same model with a no spin condition. Didn’t have any trouble codes and just wouldn’t spin. We had it in the shop as a spare so we went down the list checking and replacing anything we thought could be causing it. Lid switch, speed sensor, shifter, swapped board with another washer and still same issue. Blew out the line for the pressure sensor and found a service bulletin online for putting a 1/16” drill bit in the port on the drum(not at the board) and spinning it by hand. Even that didn’t work at first. Today one of our guys went underneath and tapped on that little chamber with a hammer and must’ve broke something loose because miraculously it is now working… we were baffled for the longest time. Had one do this a while back and had GE service tech who I have used for warranty issues in the past come out and look at it and he couldn’t figure it out. Crazy! Hopefully this helps someone!
Wow. Definitely good information & appreciate you sharing it. I'll keep that in mind in the future. Thanks for watching Jackson & subscribe to the channel if you're not already 👍
Awesome job Bro! I would have probably kicked and punched at the thing before I tried fixing it lol. I don’t have the patience for appliances but you do it so well! Hope your doing good man!
@@richardcowan996 Its hard to say with just that information. Are you saying the washer filled up with water & then won't do anything? Or you saying it filled up, washed the clothes, & now you can hear the pump but it's not spinning or draining out? Thanks for watching Richard & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
@@ApartmentMaintenance it's filling up washing normally but when it goes into spin mode it doesn't lock the lid or spin just running the pump and it keeps going into flood mode if left plugged in
Thanks for sharing especially if you are new to appliance repair. This will help me to build my confidence now 💪🏾
Nice! Just saw your reply, some how I missed it. Anytime you tackle a repair & get it done it will build your confidence. 💪
You didn't have to disassemble the machine the way you did, there are oem lid locks that you detach from the harness and plug them into the old harness, it's a one minute process instead of a 10 minute suffered process.
I've seen the lid switch you're talking about but the wire harness on this lid switch doesn't plug in like that otherwise I would have just unplugged it & had it replaced in a minute. When I received the part I was checking it out & was surprised it just didn't plug in like you are describing. Thanks for watching Lispellkal3123 & Subscribe to the channel 🛠️👍
How do you manually rise? This one is so cheap on the controller vs my old one. The home warranty replaced it with this one.
This one is model GTW220ACKWW our old one was GTWN4250D0WS
If there's not a rinse setting on the timer, there isn't a way to do a manual rinse. Thanks for watching MickBrown815 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
Great job editing let alone your technical procedure
Appreciate that Paul & Thanks for watching 👍
Good video!! Specially for doing this repair with just one hand!!
Appreciate it, yeah I need a tall tripod lol Thanks for watching bro 👍
I have the same one and its not draining or spinning. How do i know if that is the problem
@@NewportJoe Try lifting the lid to see if the lid lock is working properly (you shouldn't be able to lift the lid after hearing it lock). If you can still lift the lid then I'd say you have a bad lid lock as well. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
Good stuff. We’ve been fighting the same model with a no spin condition. Didn’t have any trouble codes and just wouldn’t spin. We had it in the shop as a spare so we went down the list checking and replacing anything we thought could be causing it. Lid switch, speed sensor, shifter, swapped board with another washer and still same issue. Blew out the line for the pressure sensor and found a service bulletin online for putting a 1/16” drill bit in the port on the drum(not at the board) and spinning it by hand. Even that didn’t work at first. Today one of our guys went underneath and tapped on that little chamber with a hammer and must’ve broke something loose because miraculously it is now working… we were baffled for the longest time. Had one do this a while back and had GE service tech who I have used for warranty issues in the past come out and look at it and he couldn’t figure it out. Crazy! Hopefully this helps someone!
Wow. Definitely good information & appreciate you sharing it. I'll keep that in mind in the future. Thanks for watching Jackson & subscribe to the channel if you're not already 👍
Another great video man. Keep them coming
Will do! Thanks for watching bro 🛠️👍
Awesome job Bro! I would have probably kicked and punched at the thing before I tried fixing it lol. I don’t have the patience for appliances but you do it so well! Hope your doing good man!
😂 Definitely takes some patience. Good to hear from you bro it's been awhile. I'm doing good, what about you?
@@ApartmentMaintenance I’m glad you are well man! I’m doing great 👍 and good to catch a video. Keep killing it man!
@@themaintenanceman1 Good to hear. Will do! Appreciate the support. 🛠️👍
@@ApartmentMaintenance 🤜🤛
Great work never seen one with a capacitor
Yeah these newer ones have them. I haven't had to replace one yet but I will film it when I do. Thanks for watching Michael 👍
Great video very informative 💯💯🤘🤘🔥🔥thanks for sharing brother
No problem! Thanks for watching bro 👍
Fixed one with this same problem yesterday
Niceee! Thanks for watching 🛠️👍
Hey DIY brothers the pump is running but its not locking or spinning i was just wondering if anyone had this issue and what the fix is thanks 👍 💪
@@richardcowan996 Its hard to say with just that information. Are you saying the washer filled up with water & then won't do anything? Or you saying it filled up, washed the clothes, & now you can hear the pump but it's not spinning or draining out? Thanks for watching Richard & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍
@@ApartmentMaintenance it's filling up washing normally but when it goes into spin mode it doesn't lock the lid or spin just running the pump and it keeps going into flood mode if left plugged in
@@richardcowan996 The lid should lock so I would definitely start there. Unless you have a bad control board.
@@ApartmentMaintenance thanks brother that was my same thoughts I ordered the parts today
Good video man
Appreciate that IDK. Thanks for watching bro 👍
Nice work
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nice job
Appreciate that. Thanks for watching SteveBradford6824 & subscribe to the channel 👍