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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairGE Washer Main Harness Replacement WH19X27495
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the main harness in a GE washer (Model GTW465ASN2WW). The most common reason for replacing this part is if it's missing or broken.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
GE
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GE Washer Main Harness Replacement WH19X27495
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Total Parts Cost
$90.60Estimated Savings
$112.5013:31
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the main harness in a GE washer (Model GTW465ASN2WW). The most common reason for replacing this part is if it's missing or broken.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
GE
Screws affiliated with washer-
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
Step By Step Instructions
1
To replace the main harness in your ge washer…
2
You will need a drill driver with a 1/4” bit, a putty knife, an impact driver with a 1/4" bit, pliers, ratchet, a 3/8” socket, a 1/4" socket adapter, a 3/8” to 1/4" socket reducer, a flathead screwdriver, and needlenose pliers.
3
Before you begin the procedure, unplug the power to the washer.
4
Shut off the water supply
5
Remove the drain line from the wall
6
Remove the hot and cold-water supply lines from the inlet valve, unthread the two screws on the panel.
7
Pull the panel out from the bottom and slide it to the right to free it from the backsplash.
8
Slide the backsplash back and tilt forward
9
Note the orientation of the wires and use the needlenose pliers to remove them from the capacitor.
10
You can release electricity in the capacitor by placing a screwdriver over the two terminals. be careful not to let your hands come in contact with the shaft of the screwdriver.
11
Carefully slide the capacitor to the left
12
Noting the orientation, unplug all the harnesses on the circuit board except for the switch harness.
13
Remove the hose.
14
Depress the tab on the data port and push down to remove it.
15
Unthread the ground screw to the main harness.
16
Now remove the two ¼” screws.
17
Insert the putty knife approximatly 8 ½ “
18
From the edge on both sides and press in firmly to release the spring clips from the panel.
19
Lift off the top panel and remove the wire harness retainer.
20
Pushing the tub aside, reach towards the bottom and remove the pressure hose.
21
Use the 1/4" socket with ratchet to unthread four of the five screws securing the main harness.
22
Tip the washer back and prop it up using a wooden block or chair.
23
Unthread the last screw securing the main harness to the bottom of the tub.
24
Unthread the three screws on the protective belt cover to remove it.
25
Then unplug the motor.
26
Pull up on the red safety tab to unlock the speed sensor connector then unplug it.
27
Use the needlenose pliers to remove the five retaining clips.
28
Unplug the drain pump and mode shifter.
29
Squeeze the tabs with the pliers to detatch the wire connectors.
30
Now prop up the washer.
31
You should now be able to remove the harness.
32
To install the new main harness, feed the harness through the top of the washer.
33
Rethread four of the five screws that secure the harness to the tub.
34
Fit the hose over the nozzle on the tub.
35
Rethread the last of the five screws to fully secure the harness to the tub.
36
Insert the five retaining clips.
37
Plug in the speed sensor.
38
Now plug in the motor.
39
Snap the connectors into the bracket.
40
Plug in the drain pump and mode shifter.
41
Align the cover and start one of the three screws.
42
Place the grounding connector over the screw and rethread it to the bottom of the transmission.
43
Now rethread the last screw.
44
Prop up the washer.
45
Set the top back on the washer and attach the harness retainer.
46
Firmly press down on the front of the top panel to secure it in place.
47
Rethread the two ¼” screws.
48
Rethread the ground screw to secure the ground wire to the top of the panel.
49
Place the backsplash back on the appliance.
50
Push the hose over the sensor.
51
Now plug in all the harnesses into their designated spots on the control board.
52
Insert the data port.
53
Plug the wires back into the capacitor
54
Slide the capacitor back into its groove
55
Tilt the backsplash upright and insert the tabs into the slots.
56
Insert the panel tabs into the slots on the backsplash then slide it left to secure it.
57
Rethread the two screws.
58
Reattach the hot and cold-water supply lines.
59
Insert the drain hose back into the wall drain.
60
Turn on the water supply
61
Plug in the power.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the main harness in a GE washer (Model GTW465ASN2WW). The most common reason for replacing this part is if it's missing or broken.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
GE
Screws affiliated with washer-
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the main harness in a GE washer (Model GTW465ASN2WW). The most common reason for replacing this part is if it's missing or broken.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
GE
Screws affiliated with washer-
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
To replace the main harness in your ge washer…
2
You will need a drill driver with a 1/4” bit, a putty knife, an impact driver with a 1/4" bit, pliers, ratchet, a 3/8” socket, a 1/4" socket adapter, a 3/8” to 1/4" socket reducer, a flathead screwdriver, and needlenose pliers.
3
Before you begin the procedure, unplug the power to the washer.
4
Shut off the water supply
5
Remove the drain line from the wall
6
Remove the hot and cold-water supply lines from the inlet valve, unthread the two screws on the panel.
7
Pull the panel out from the bottom and slide it to the right to free it from the backsplash.
8
Slide the backsplash back and tilt forward
9
Note the orientation of the wires and use the needlenose pliers to remove them from the capacitor.
10
You can release electricity in the capacitor by placing a screwdriver over the two terminals. be careful not to let your hands come in contact with the shaft of the screwdriver.
11
Carefully slide the capacitor to the left
12
Noting the orientation, unplug all the harnesses on the circuit board except for the switch harness.
13
Remove the hose.
14
Depress the tab on the data port and push down to remove it.
15
Unthread the ground screw to the main harness.
16
Now remove the two ¼” screws.
17
Insert the putty knife approximatly 8 ½ “
18
From the edge on both sides and press in firmly to release the spring clips from the panel.
19
Lift off the top panel and remove the wire harness retainer.
20
Pushing the tub aside, reach towards the bottom and remove the pressure hose.
21
Use the 1/4" socket with ratchet to unthread four of the five screws securing the main harness.
22
Tip the washer back and prop it up using a wooden block or chair.
23
Unthread the last screw securing the main harness to the bottom of the tub.
24
Unthread the three screws on the protective belt cover to remove it.
25
Then unplug the motor.
26
Pull up on the red safety tab to unlock the speed sensor connector then unplug it.
27
Use the needlenose pliers to remove the five retaining clips.
28
Unplug the drain pump and mode shifter.
29
Squeeze the tabs with the pliers to detatch the wire connectors.
30
Now prop up the washer.
31
You should now be able to remove the harness.
32
To install the new main harness, feed the harness through the top of the washer.
33
Rethread four of the five screws that secure the harness to the tub.
34
Fit the hose over the nozzle on the tub.
35
Rethread the last of the five screws to fully secure the harness to the tub.
36
Insert the five retaining clips.
37
Plug in the speed sensor.
38
Now plug in the motor.
39
Snap the connectors into the bracket.
40
Plug in the drain pump and mode shifter.
41
Align the cover and start one of the three screws.
42
Place the grounding connector over the screw and rethread it to the bottom of the transmission.
43
Now rethread the last screw.
44
Prop up the washer.
45
Set the top back on the washer and attach the harness retainer.
46
Firmly press down on the front of the top panel to secure it in place.
47
Rethread the two ¼” screws.
48
Rethread the ground screw to secure the ground wire to the top of the panel.
49
Place the backsplash back on the appliance.
50
Push the hose over the sensor.
51
Now plug in all the harnesses into their designated spots on the control board.
52
Insert the data port.
53
Plug the wires back into the capacitor
54
Slide the capacitor back into its groove
55
Tilt the backsplash upright and insert the tabs into the slots.
56
Insert the panel tabs into the slots on the backsplash then slide it left to secure it.
57
Rethread the two screws.
58
Reattach the hot and cold-water supply lines.
59
Insert the drain hose back into the wall drain.
60
Turn on the water supply
61
Plug in the power.
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