GE Washer Repair - How to Replace the Drain Pump

Need help replacing the Drain Pump (Part WH23X10043 ) in your GE washer? Watch this how to video with simple, step-by-step instructions for a successful DIY repair.
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Fix Part Number: FIX3654194
OEM Part Number: WH23X10043
Why you might need to replace the Drain Pump:
1. Will not drain
2. Pumps but will not spin
3. Leaking
4. Noisy
What tools you need for this repair:
1. Putty knife
2. Pliers
3. 3/8" Socket & ratchet
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[@AllenArmstrong_1]

Awesome video! Just saved me from buying a new washer! Was able to find a clog at the pump and clean it out. Working just fine now!!

[@LizA9294]

Just ordered my replacement pump. Your video is going to save me money now that I know how to do it myself.

[@danielprunty9384]

THANK YOU!! Your wonderful video helped me fix a problem. Saved me big$$$. People like you make the world a better place. CHEERS!!

[@DQ.1970]

The part was $52 from g.e I Repair guy 1 at $324.99 to do the job. Not to mention a $90 service call which he said he will apply to the 324. Thanks you saved me.

[@pabell7219]

Thanks Steve my pump isn't bad just clogged up with something but this was very helpful I was going about it the wrong way for sure.

[@MarcosValega]

Thanks a lot 😊, was able to change the Pump pretty easily

[@coolspring8749]

This is s superb video thank you Steve. Bill

[@myherbal]

Thank you so much for this video, I was able to change the pump!!!!!!!!!

[@ordinaryguy6869]

Great video. It helped me a LOT. Thank you!

[@mikeevans7049]

Great video. Now that I have seen you do it, I am confident I can get mine done when I need it.

[@mikewh328]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@acs3522]

Great Video was Easy to follow and informative.

[@wlwesterman]

Good DIY video. The only additional comment I have is that the clips and hoses are not quite as easy to get off and on as shown on the video. Probably will depend on the age of the washer.

[@5822huron]

Do I have to drain it first? Mines is full of water. When I take hose off will water I have a pump to drain it if needed

[@deanschermerhorn1016]

A big help; thanks much.

[@maddenfootballtalk6544]

Totally saved 300. Part 80 plus my time not a repair guy 😊

[@xanris74dj]

Thanx alot sir!!!

[@kingofkickass1]

You the man

[@MrCasTeaYo]

Hi, I like you, your names Steve. That’s why I like you, my names Steve

[@DansEscapades]

Nice Video. THANKS!

[@bettybutler3984]

What tools do you need

[@ninasmith426]

So my model GE GTW460ASJ4WW is leaking water. Looks like my pump may ne in the back unlike this one in the front but I can't see how to get the back panel off. Does anybody know how to take the back panel off?

[@larrythomas2160]

Thanks for Great Video it's Save The Day!! An $$$$$$

[@brianthomas1999]

Video doesn't address newer GE models having a wrap-around front

[@maddenfootballtalk6544]

If there is a full tub guess we just drain it first 🤔