This is the report based on your advice. In this GE Model WJRE550G1WW, there are only two wires from the water level switch. The middle terminal on the switch has been disabled.

The brown line goes from the switch terminal 7 to pin 10 on the control board and orange wire from terminal 15 on the switch and split to pin 9 and pin 7.

During this test the motor was taken outside but connected for observation, lid swtich closed, washer fills and stops. LED blinks continuously. No agitate. Then it will pump the water but no spin then comes to stop then repeats the cycle. During the filling, the level switch is closed (brown and orange) and when tub is full, will not fully open.

Conductin the test thus: During filling the two wires (brown and orange) from the level switch were removed from the switch and connected. Water continues filling but the motor just sat there. Also during the drain, they were connected again. It did not make the motor turn either.

I am now at a total loss. What is there left that needs to be done? Need your expert advice.

This washer is still not fixed. It will fill, but not agitate or spin. It will pump and fill again and not agitate nor spin. It will pump water again and ends the washing. The LED just blinks non stop throughout and even when washer is still connected but not in use.

Though this Forum I have done the following: Replaced the mode shifter, replaced the motor and replaced the control board. Aslo through this Forum I performed certain fixes with the lid swtich and the water level switch wires but still the washer remains as described in the beginning of this latest posting.

Is there something I am not doing right with the error code or reseting the washer? Can someone help me with the reseting or error code correction?

Thanks

Joe,

You have to check voltage between the pins 3 & 5 and 3 & 6 on the C2 connector at the inverter with the lid closed and the washer On. Good luck.

Gene.

The only thing which can cause exactly the same problem with two different washers is the power supply. You may want to plug the washer in the absolutely different outlet which is on the different circuit breaker.

Regarding the model number, the only we can do is by the part number of the timer (if it is printed on the timer) find the list of the models used the same timer. The part number should start with "WE" or "WH".

Gene.

Thank you for the advice on the model number. I found the owner's manual and it had 6 models to which I believe the model is a WBXR3100 series with manual timer and hydrowave motor, etc.

I will post what I find after ordering a timer for this GE washer.