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✨ GE Top Load Washer - Cycle Dial Doesn’t Work - Easy DIY FIX ✨

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This video shows how to replace a stripped timer dial on the GE washer.
Many times your GE Washer Won’t Spin because the small rubber tube that runs from the tub to the water level sensor is plugged with soap and dirt.  When water can no longer flow in the tube, the timer won’t let the motor go to spin.  The washer thinks there’s still water in the tube that hasn’t yet drained out.  Water is very heavy and if your washer were to try and spin while still full of water it would burn out the motor.

In this video we show how to Easily access the water level tube and how to clear it out.  Right away you’ll have your spin function back.

Just need a paint scrapper and a pointy tool to do this easy repair.  No parts needed.
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