GE washing machine wont' spin or agitate fix

[@multipletidbits2301]

Hi everyone I noticed some people asking about the fuse, here is another link I found on ebay shorturl.at/horG0

[@bobo1825]

thanks for this! tested my fuse and was bad. i watched several vids before this and no one mentioned this. bob

[@davej7640]

This guy's video saved me a ton of time and money! Thank you!

[@andyhunt5616]

Dude thank you so much for this video, this is exactly what I was looking for - I replaced the lid switch which but it still didn't run, and I had a feeling it wasn't the motor, then I stumbled upon this video and I knew it was EXACTLY the problem. I ordered the part off Amazon and tried it, and it worked perfectly. Thanks for posting this video!

[@multipletidbits2301]

I am glad it helped.

[@kal2143]

This is exactly what my problem was. Replaced the thermal fuse link and it works perfectly now. Thx. Yippee.

[@multipletidbits2301]

You're welcome, that's awesome!

[@chrishamilton8134]

Thank you very much, . . I crawled all over that washer looking for the fuse, . I knew it wasn't the motor. I almost bought a board thinking it was bad, even though no error codes came up. . Mine was hidden behind that same black tape. . Thank you very much. Saved me $$$

[@chrishamilton8134]

Your video is the only one I have found that was the same model, I recognized it quick

[@multipletidbits2301]

@@chrishamilton8134 You're welcome. Glad the video was helpful!

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[@kentsnyder8664]

Perfect - thanks for posting this.

[@elqortbi]

Hi, thanks for the video. I have the same problem, I removed the wire tape and located the red/white wire but still can see the fuse. any lead please

[@wghmotors]

Thanks for the info. Have the same problem.

[@rayray2878]

Can use that same fuse on my whdsr316g5ww ge washer.

[@abdulobeidat6608]

So the problem wasnt from the motor? I thought it was the motor but ill try to change the fuse first thank you buddy

[@sergiobravo9969]

Thank you

[@abdulobeidat6608]

Thanks alot!! What the name of the wire?

[@bennyjsr.7117]

Hi there great video...just a little confused. I'm I looking for the same type of connection that you ordered on Amazon (thermal fuse)? Or I'm I just splicing the red and white wire and attaching the " thermal fuse wire"? Thanks

[@multipletidbits2301]

sorry for the late reply. I removed the old thermal fuse and attached the new one, I did have to connect it both ends with wire nuts. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching

[@kadizhajones1820]

I found the wire but cant find the fuse where exactly was it located. I cut off all the black tape but no fuse😊

[@JOHNNYKRUSE]

My neighbors washing machine will wash and spin the clothes. It starts to act up during the rinse cycle. The water does not fill up during the rinse cycle, then it spins but does not drain. Then the machine simply shuts down. You have to unplug the machine to reset it. Which in some cases could take a few hours. Do you think this could be the thermal switch? I tried the control board with no success.

[@DaGreat81]

I cut out the blown fuse and bypassed it with some wire and it did turn on the motor and agitated and spun but I am getting the four blinking LED codes error, check mode shifter coil, i’ll just buy a new washer because the part is like $250

[@punisher10035]

Can you help me with the lid switch part number thanks in advance

[@tdeedc]

I have a question, the clips that you pop off to get the front off. Was hard to take the front off after you pop the clips? I can't seem to get pass that! Could someone help me?

[@EvanCole]

There are two prongs you really need to jiggle to get them to pop up

[@joelt4416]

I don;t understand, I mean I see the wire, I have the exact same washer, How do you know that is the wire that it's bad and where do you cut it or what section? Sorry, just trying to fix this same problem. The motor does have a blinking green light.

[@multipletidbits2301]

if the motor has a blinking green light I don't think this is the issue because when the fuse was bad on my washer ,the motor light wasn't on. Thanks for watching

[@Xavierstrainsandmotors]

in your video today can you show how to please pull down the outer driver drum and your GE washer inside the front panel please? In your video today can you show how to please pull down the outer driver drum and your GE washer inside the front panel please? ?

[@michaelbordelon4329]

Cool bro help me big time

[@multipletidbits2301]

Thanks Man, glad it helped!

[@multipletidbits2301]

This GE is hydrowave washing machine Model wjre5500g1ww if that helps anyone and the link to the part in the description.

[@sinpelosenlalengua4672]

Good morning I am having the same issue as you had but tried getting that thermal fuse you purchased and cant find it anywhere tried everything even bypassed the door switch and now have it direct but cant find the part number or correct name for the the thermal fuse (red and white cable for my washer. Please help 🙏

[@multipletidbits2301]

I apologize for the late reply, for whatever reason I didn't get the notificate. Here is a link to the fuse on amazon www.amazon.com/WH49X10055-Genuine-Original-Equipment-Manufacturer/dp/B00E1NAQMY. Hope this helps.

[@DareDiverX]

What the blinking light on the motor show. Mine is blinking normally. Off and on. Which I should assume means it’s working. Please help sir.

[@multipletidbits2301]

Mine didn't blink at all and the light was off due to the fuse. However this video show what the light means kzbin.info/www/bejne/l36om4Ftd856o6s. Hope this helps.

[@itsthemuscledad38]

I think this might be my problem. I have the exact same washer. My washer will not start. It just makes a noise like it wants to start.

[@joejoesmojo32]

Do you have to use ge's specific fusible link or can I just create my own fuse link and get it to work?

[@multipletidbits2301]

I am not sure about that one. Thanks for watching.

[@lukeeasley1833]

Your awesome

[@multipletidbits2301]

Thank you so much. I am glad the video helped.

[@herramientasrodriguez9088]

What if there is no fuse wire .? I did find the color coded wire but it runs all the way to the board from motor

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

Please tell me you have the answer by now, mine just fucked up today I highly suspect it was due to power surge

[@littlebull4366]

Interested to know how he determined that was the problem.

[@multipletidbits2301]

I basically got a new motor,got a new lid switch but nothing worked. I new it was the problem because there's light on the motor and when the fuse is the problem, it won't light. Hope this helps.

[@littlebull4366]

@@multipletidbits2301 that’s more than helpful. Thank you 😊

[@كرونا-و3س]

Hello,engineer, I have the same type of washing machine that is filled with water, but it does not work and the program works, but after filling it with water, the clothes do not spin

[@multipletidbits2301]

I would suggest trying this fix since it is a cheap fix. Mine didn't spin either and would just fill with water. The part is under the video. Hope this helps.

[@كرونا-و3س]

@@multipletidbits2301 Thank you for your interest and support for me. 🙏🌹Of course, wonderful and very valuable videos. I like to maintain things. Thank you, my dear🙏🙏

[@multipletidbits2301]

The thermal fuse part is part number WH49X1005

[@Steve-im5ic]

Thanks for the video! In automotive world the call those fusible link wires. Thanks again!!

[@multipletidbits2301]

you're welcome. Glad it was helpful.

[@malonejd48]

Anyone tried bypassing this fuse?

[@malonejd48]

Assuming it's just a regular fuse, to protect the motor.

[@malonejd48]

In another video it was suggested to reset the motor by unplugging the washer for 60 seconds.

[@themaximusone]

Thank you

[@multipletidbits2301]

you're welcome! thanks for watching!