Thank you for your strait forward walk thru. Our machine is up and running great. Rented deep socket 32mm from Autozone and used my Milwaukee impact for the troubling nut.
2 hrs and countless videos later, and now I know how to remove my agitator and actually clean it and under it so I don't have gross funk in my clothes anymore. Thanks buddy
@DuctTapeMechanic update.....mit was bad, like real bad. His grandmother really liked fabric softener. Any tips on how to break down the buildup are appreciated because my toilet brush is broken and I'm afraid to use a butter knife 😂.
Thanks for the video! It would be good to hear what it sounded like before the fix though. Just to be able to identify whether you're facing the same problem, or not...
Any Recommendations for washers that are easier or cost effective to repair? For my next machine I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a new transmission just for a bearing issue.
Man you are awesome for showing people how to deal with it themselves and save some money. Now I actually have this issue. My question is where can I find not only the piece you replaced but all other parts to this machine?
Appreciate the kind words. GE website is probably the best bet, AppliancePartsPro is good, and even Amazon has certain parts ( just search by part number)
thanks for the video, i bought this washer and dryer set, what a couple of pieces of crap. the heating element went south in dryer after a year, now the washer out of balance and all the clothes end up on one side during spin cycle.
Hello my GE top load does sound like a jet taking off in spin cycle for the last 30 or 40 washes. 2 questions, Could it be a loose belt, and if it is a bearing, what is going to happen if i keep on using the machine while it is loud during spin? Thanks
If it sounds like a jet taking off, then it is definitely the bearings in the transmission. If you don't want to replace the transmission (I don't think it is cost effective too) them just continue to use the machine. Eventually, the bearings will seize, and the washer will stop spinning.
Great vids....Question My GE top loader (GTW680BPL1DG) makes the same train roaring noise...not sure if I replace just a tub bearing or new tranny ? Any guidance is appreciated
Unfortunately, the tub bearing is in the transmission enclosure (almost impossible to replace just the bearing). You will have to replace the transmission. Hope this helped
Great video, I have a GE gtw680bpl1dg top load making that roaring noise, before I buy a new tranny, is this what I need in your opinion?, any other replacement parts while I have it apart?, where is best place to source the parts?, thanks
Yes, all you need is a new transmission. The best place would be the GE website, but that might be expensive. I recommend trying to take the old transmission out first (sometimes they won't come out to due various parts being seized) then ordering a new one based on that part number (appliance parts pros website is another good source for parts).
My washer does not have an agitator. Would it be a similar process? Would I need to replace the transmission or can I get to the bearing like older models? Could I send you a video or audio file of the noise I am hearing?
If my washer sounds like it’s grinding during agitation and spin cycle (changed out the clutch , spring and belt) now it sounds like a clicking noise but not as loud grinding noise as before, what could it be 😭😭😭😭 help plz
I HATE, LOATHE a feature of this washer. It is the following: When I let it fill up with water, I add the detergent immediately so that I can add the dirty clothes into the soapy water, but if you don’t add the clothes in pretty much right away, it will begin to drain on its own without pausing. I’ve wasted SO MUCH, SOOO MUCH detergent because of this disappointing problem. So much money down the drain.
Thank you for this! Now it's time for me to fix mine. Excellent video!
You're welcome! Best of luck with the repair!
How much grease does the transmission use?@@DuctTapeMechanic
Thank you for your strait forward walk thru. Our machine is up and running great. Rented deep socket 32mm from Autozone and used my Milwaukee impact for the troubling nut.
Great tip on where to get the socket! Nicely done!
2 hrs and countless videos later, and now I know how to remove my agitator and actually clean it and under it so I don't have gross funk in my clothes anymore.
Thanks buddy
You're welcome!
@DuctTapeMechanic update.....mit was bad, like real bad. His grandmother really liked fabric softener.
Any tips on how to break down the buildup are appreciated because my toilet brush is broken and I'm afraid to use a butter knife 😂.
Thanks for the video! It would be good to hear what it sounded like before the fix though. Just to be able to identify whether you're facing the same problem, or not...
Yes, completely understandable
It's really enriching to watch this know-how to fix the problem by myself. Thank you very much for posting this video.
You're welcome!
Yes! I didn’t know I could until I did!
@@DuctTapeMechanic…how about a dishwasher install 😅😂I need your SME
I was able to fix my washer 2x thanks to you. 🎉amazing work friendo😊 five stars. ⭐️🌟✨🌠🌌
Great 👍 Glad I could help!
Very good video it was helpful. Only thing I did different was cut the shaft off for the nut inside and put an impact gun on it.
Awesome!
Any Recommendations for washers that are easier or cost effective to repair? For my next machine I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a new transmission just for a bearing issue.
Man you are awesome for showing people how to deal with it themselves and save some money. Now I actually have this issue. My question is where can I find not only the piece you replaced but all other parts to this machine?
Appreciate the kind words. GE website is probably the best bet, AppliancePartsPro is good, and even Amazon has certain parts ( just search by part number)
thanks for the video, i bought this washer and dryer set, what a couple of pieces of crap. the heating element went south in dryer after a year, now the washer out of balance and all the clothes end up on one side during spin cycle.
@@johnflew agreed! GE appliances quality over the last 10 years have gone down the drain!
How much oil does the transmission use in this washer?
Hello my GE top load does sound like a jet taking off in spin cycle for the last 30 or 40 washes. 2 questions, Could it be a loose belt, and if it is a bearing, what is going to happen if i keep on using the machine while it is loud during spin? Thanks
If it sounds like a jet taking off, then it is definitely the bearings in the transmission. If you don't want to replace the transmission (I don't think it is cost effective too) them just continue to use the machine. Eventually, the bearings will seize, and the washer will stop spinning.
Thanks@@DuctTapeMechanic
So you take it all apart and then put it all back together?
Yes, except you swap in a new transmission
What oil is in the transmission? How much oil does it use?
I'm pretty sure this transmission uses grease and not oil. Also, it is a sealed system you can't open it to add the grease
What's the difference between the two? How many ounces of grease would you estimate?@@DuctTapeMechanic
Great video Thanks
Did you replace the washer on the inside of the basket? Is it reusable?
I would reuse the washer
Great vids....Question My GE top loader (GTW680BPL1DG) makes the same train roaring noise...not sure if I replace just a tub bearing or new tranny ? Any guidance is appreciated
Unfortunately, the tub bearing is in the transmission enclosure (almost impossible to replace just the bearing). You will have to replace the transmission. Hope this helped
Great video, I have a GE gtw680bpl1dg top load making that roaring noise, before I buy a new tranny, is this what I need in your opinion?, any other replacement parts while I have it apart?, where is best place to source the parts?, thanks
Yes, all you need is a new transmission. The best place would be the GE website, but that might be expensive. I recommend trying to take the old transmission out first (sometimes they won't come out to due various parts being seized) then ordering a new one based on that part number (appliance parts pros website is another good source for parts).
This worked great. But now it won't spin with a full load in it... Any help?
Could this issue cause the belt to shift causing uneven wear on the belt
My washer does not have an agitator. Would it be a similar process? Would I need to replace the transmission or can I get to the bearing like older models? Could I send you a video or audio file of the noise I am hearing?
Yes same process. No you cannot just replace the bearing
@@billkeogh1591 you should watch a tutorial that has an agitator
@@gillyhicks2325I think you missed my point. Mine does Not have an agitator. But thanks for helping out.
great repair video Thank you mine is 10 years old I probably buy new machine
You're welcome! Yes, 10 years is good!
Yes I have a lot of tools but that size. It’s was $59 as security and when returned you get the $ back
Thank you now I have to find the trans unit
Your welcome!
If my washer sounds like it’s grinding during agitation and spin cycle (changed out the clutch , spring and belt) now it sounds like a clicking noise but not as loud grinding noise as before, what could it be 😭😭😭😭 help plz
Having the same exact issue!!
What is the part number to get one
Just search GE washer transmission Amazon
That machine was made by Mabe in Mexico.
My washer sounds like this in the spin cycle. Is it supposed to sound like this?
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I HATE, LOATHE a feature of this washer.
It is the following:
When I let it fill up with water, I add the detergent immediately so that I can add the dirty clothes into the soapy water, but if you don’t add the clothes in pretty much right away, it will begin to drain on its own without pausing. I’ve wasted SO MUCH, SOOO MUCH detergent because of this disappointing problem. So much money down the drain.
Agreed, horrible machine!