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David Steinhorn Posted on Dec 29, 2007
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Error codes??? Where can I get the error codes to display on my GE WCVH6260FWW washer?  If the contorl module detects an error, will it display the error on the front?

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  • David Steinhorn
    David Steinhorn Dec 29, 2007

    My problem is: Our 6-month old washer goes through the initial wash cycle but does not
    spin the excess water out at the end of cycles. Many minutes before
    the end, the Pause/Start button light starts flashing -> when
    pushed, the washer starts water flowing into the drum for many minutes
    but does not ever get to the spin cycle.

  • David Steinhorn
    David Steinhorn Dec 29, 2007

    I opened the filter and got some coins out but nothing else was in there. I have gone through the manual several times.

    Can you explain how a piece of string would keep it from spinning if the water is pumped out completely?

  • David Steinhorn
    David Steinhorn Dec 29, 2007

    It spin just fine in the wash cycle, but doesn't go to spin nor agitate during the rinse cycle.

  • David Steinhorn
    David Steinhorn Dec 30, 2007

    It basically stopped from one day to the next. It did not seem to lose energy from one day to the next.

  • David Steinhorn
    David Steinhorn Dec 31, 2007

    I paid my $10 for the "Premium/Expert Service" and have received nothing more than generic advice on this site. I would strongly advise others to not waste their money here. In addition, my specific question about how to find "Error codes" did not get answered, and it appears that the respondent did not even seem to address my specific washer model. Shame on you for this lame service.

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Hi DMS1, your wacher might have gotten stuck with somthing. Maybe a piece of string or just dirt.
Have you already tried to open it and clean it?

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  • Anonymous Dec 29, 2007

    Did you already read yoru manual?
    Go here if you dont have one. http://products.geappliances.com/ApplPro...
    It might also be the belt of the washing machine, try tu unplug it and check its back (maybe its inside) and see if the belt is not broken.

  • Anonymous Dec 29, 2007

    i was wondering if maybe something got stucked, and it prevented it from spinning.
    It seem that is not the problem.
    Can you locate the belt and see if it is working properly. (maybe its stuck, or broken)

  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2007

    DMS When did you start having this problem, did it spin & agitate in rinse mode, and did it stop form one day to another or did it start losing energy untill one day it didnt moved anymore in rinse mode?

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