Overflowing / leaking GE washer. Education for the DIY'er in You!

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[@j.c.elkins9334]

I want to personally thank you. With this tutorial I fixed my ge washer in 30 minutes. Thanks so much. I thought I might have to buy a new one. You saved me $700. You rock

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Awesome! Im glad my video helped

[@tccollier9934]

Awesome video. My brothers washer had this problem and he was able to make repairs using you video. Thanks.

[@bryan922]

Dude you rock! Your video keeps on giving! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@carmac1652]

I picked one up to day . costumer told me the same story .free washer for me and easy fixs 👍

[@j.lietka9406]

Thanks for being a nerd! Instead of cleaning a CPU fan/heatsink, I am wrestling my washing machine! Am replacing the pump, & clean the inner & outer tub/barrel. Thanks for the great DIY! 🤓

[@rusipathan]

Awesome! That clogged tube was causing my washer to overflow.

[@TomGarner99]

Thanks! Exactly what I needed!

[@rodolfoalmanzar7820]

Thanks for your help. How do you clean out the air dome?

[@digschopper9321]

Nice job. Thanks.

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Thank you

[@natalielong8713]

Your video was great! Have a question please. I have replaced the pressure control switch, the hose, and the TPC sensor. The water will still not turn off. The pressure switch appears to be working when I blow on the hose the water will turn off and it will start agitating. I am at my wits end. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Check the box on the tub for any hose, cracks or debris. Air pressure to the hose is leaking out somewhere.

[@MichaelJAntonelli]

Thank you... I've having two different problems: Water overflowing and a constant drip, into the wash basin. Replacing the pressure switch tube solved the overflow problem, but washing machine continues to drip into the basin. I see other guys putting CLR into their water inlet hoses... Do you have a better solution?

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Sounds like your washing machine water valve needs replacing.

[@enochbenicio4208]

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[@DonaldGardner-o4r]

There is a hard tube in the back left side of the bowl that leaks. It appears to be an overflow tube. After it stops leaking the final spin doesn't work

[@jake91355]

Great video, thank you! The Amazon link doesn’t seem to be working.

[@gregtucker2703]

Thanks for sharing . . .

[@LeanOnYourRep]

No problem I hope the information was helpful to you

[@fredgen4811]

In the description I don't see the part number

[@alejandropena4412]

thank you for your help.

[@danielarispe5942]

I am having problem with my washing machine the water keeps coming out on the right site when is pumping the water in the tub could it be the pump Any advice would help thank you

[@mashroothobe4385]

The fully automatic machine has overflowed as we filled water manually, is there any danger the overflow water drain outside from top of the tub, damages wiring, motor, or water get stuck up any where, any problem? Can i start the machine, no electricity problem if started, please advise.

[@davidnixon5703]

so...help me trouble shoot please...had the issue you lined out...pulled off the tube...cleaned it...not stopped up anymore...switched ends...former dirty end on switch in panel now...former clean end on apparatus now on side of the tub...also replaced the water level switch behind panel...no leak detected like before but small load and large load fills to the same level...near super...suggestions are appreciated...

[@aaronkarn2931]

awesome thanks

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Glad I can help Aaron, thanks for watching

[@mosemisa2208]

How do get the water out of the little box thing where the hose connects too

[@Sorelizard]

Hey this reminds me I need to fix my dryer

[@LeanOnYourRep]

let me know if you need any guidence

[@Sorelizard]

The Washer Dryer Repair Nerd Thank you! I’m having trouble getting heat . I have watched a few videos in the past . I do have a question thou, where would be the best place to get parts?

[@ozzyocr6396]

How i can buy this ? Please

[@LeanOnYourRep]

What part do you need?

[@samson2371]

My overflow tube is leaking and releasing water out on the bottom of my washer and on the floor. Is it supposed to leak water? do I need to replace the floodtube or the flood gasket or both??

[@LeanOnYourRep]

GE top load washer?? Your pressure tube is clogged causing over flow

[@samson2371]

@@LeanOnYourRep Yes top load washer. In the past I cut the pressure tube, recently I just brushed out the bottom of it with wire brush, and after reading ur response, unplugged the top of it and blew... no blockage. Nor is there water anywhere near that small box the tube plugs into on the bottom.

[@samson2371]

@@LeanOnYourRep Could it be a problem with the hose itself? a hole or air leak?

[@samson2371]

@@LeanOnYourRep When I blow from the bottom to the top, I do get that clicking noise in the dial its connected to.

[@lorraineedmonson8425]

When my washer spins out water in upon the floor so how do I fix it

[@LeanOnYourRep]

Look for a hole on the upper part of the outer tub