This video explains how a washing machine’s float box and connected tube control water filling.

This video explains the washing machine lid switch, a safety feature that stops spinning when the lid is open. It shows how to test the switch with a multimeter, checking for open or closed circuit readings.

This video shows how to remove and test a washing machine timer, which controls agitation, spin, and rinse cycles. It explains how to identify the power lead and manually spin the timer to check if it properly engages each setting.

This video shows how drum shocks balance the washer drum. Unbalanced loads can damage them, causing vibration issues. It covers repair and replacement options and stresses regular maintenance.

Learn how to remove the top and front cover of a GE STACK washer to access internal components.

This video shows how to remove the motor from a GE STACK washer, including disconnecting the power lead and removing bolts and clips. It highlights the challenging alignment of the motor’s rubber sleeve and Y-piece with the transmission during reinstallation.

This video explains how to troubleshoot a GE washer’s computer control board.

This video shows how to remove the front panel of a GE washer to access internal components. It also covers the fill tube and fill tube box, which manage water levels by load size. The speaker briefly reviews control panel features, including the start button, timer, and cycle settings

Learn how to diagnose a washing machine that continuously fills with water. This video covers checking the float box for cracks, inspecting the tube to the float switch, and testing the switch with a multimeter. If the diaphragm is faulty, the switch must be replaced. Also includes tips for adjusting the float switch set screw to prevent overfilling on large loads

Learn how to test and replace the hot water fill valve on a GE washer. This video explains common symptoms of a faulty valve—such as no hot water or chattering—and how to test it with a multimeter. It also shows a temporary workaround if the cold valve fails by swapping hot and cold water lines