20 Most Recent Frigidaire GLTF2940WH - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Its possible, the water valve will be energised to allow water to come in. The only way to confirm is to pull the fridge out and see if the noise is coming from where the water hose would normally be connected.

first try moving your drain hose higher it can cause this problem

Hello Deena, Error Code e21 means the water is not pumping out fast enough.The most likely reason is because the washer drain filter is clogged. Here is a solution:

1. Pull the machine out from the wall.
2. Then take the panel out in the rear. Once the panel is off you will see the drain pump.
3. Disconnect the drain Tube between the Tub and the Pump.
4. Look inside the pipe you will find the Drain Filter.
5. Clean the filter out ( you will be surprised of "things" found in the filter) then put the machine back together
6. Try a full cycle.

That should end your problem. Best of Luck! JP

Try going to another setting on the dial like heavy or delicate and spin the dial from start and click to almost the end of wash cycle and start. the pump should start draining. If not your may have to go a few clicks less or more just spin around again. If it does not pump out then it could be a clogged drain line or bad pump Mike .

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Hello Jason, You need to download these 3 links that should help you fix the problem. Best of luck, JP https://youtu.be/5aOfdzXczSM https://youtu.be/iUBSAm78Q9I https://www.manualslib.com/manual/409048/Frigidaire-Fafs4073na.html#manual

I DON'T KNOW. CHECK ELECTRICAL OUTLET WORKS. UNPLUG AND PLUG CORD BACK IN OUTLET. OPEN AND CLOSE DOOR A FEW TIMES TO ENSURE DOOR CLOSES PROPERLY. . PUSH 'STOP/PAUSE' TWICE. CHOOSE 'RINSE/SPIN' . CHOOSE 'HIGH SPIN'. PUSH START. THIS MAY RESET WASHERS PROGRAMS. NOT LIKELY BUT 'DELAYSTART' MAY BE ACTIVEATED..

The Frigidaire GLTF1240A clothes washer has a tub capacity of 2.65 cubic feet. Under typical conditions, based on a yearly average of 392 loads of laundry, the Frigidaire GLTF1240A is estimated to use 341 kilowatts of energy per year. Obviously, this number will vary depending on things like the size of loads that you wash, and temperature at which you wash your clothes. Also, this figure is calculated according to a test done by the US Department of Energy which takes into account the energy consumed by the washer as well as the energy needed to heat the water with an electric water heater. If you use a gas water heater you will probably use fewer kilowatt hours but you will consume gas to heat the water.


Its estimated water use is 9,806 of gallons per year. It is estimated to use 9.4 gallons per cycle, per cubic foot of tub volume. You can use this "per cycle, per cubic foot" to compare washers against each other. The lower the number, the more efficiently the washing machine uses water, assuming your clothes are equally clean after being washed in either washing machine.

Make sure you are closing door properly and not slamming it the latch assembly tends to be sensitive at times, try selecting and then cancel

You may have a problem with the water pump remember that all these components are relying on each other to function properly try searspartsdirect.com for any info you need

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It could be a mechanical problem. Check that the door seal is not swollen or bulged. Is the door latch tight when you close the door? Check the door latch lever for alignment and wear.

http://www.fixya.com/tags/clothes_stuck_agitator_washing_machine/browse/frigidaire To prevent clothing from knotting and twisting:

1. Avoid mixing heavy items with light items.
2. Avoid putting too many or too few items in the washer.
3. Make sure you set the proper water level for the size load you are doing. ...
4. Never wrap the clothes around the agitator. ...
5. Be sure your wash water is not too hot for the fabric

check the cold water solenoid is allowing water into the machine,this can happen even when the machine is not in use

3.5 cubic foot or 99 litre. No specific max weight of clothes but can be filled to capacity as long as clothes are loose and free to move about.