GE front Loader Washer Door

I found the best site was Sears parts site. They usually have the schematics so you can order the right part and is you may need another.

don't slam the door

keep door boot wiped out leave door open . buy cleaning tablet at parts store.

Removed hose connecting to water pump at tub. Removed clog (ink pen, coins, etc). Replaced and ran washer. Ran through all cycles - no leaking, no pausing of cycles. Problem is resolved.

Look at this page http://www.appliance-repair-it.com/GE-front-loader-washer.html

try putting either a piece of plywood under the machine so that all 4 legs are standing on it or using plastic floor protectors that fit under each leg to see if you can get it to be more level. Have you ensured that each leg is in full contact with the floor?

You don't give the model number, so I can not know for sure. That being said, on newer front load GE washers there is a filter access right on the lower side of the very front of the machine. On many slightly older GE front load washers you will have to take the lower portion of the front panel off to find a filter access. On them, it is usually a bit to the right side, about an inch and a half round removable plug with filter attached. Be advised that when you take it out the remaining water from inside the machine and it's pump and hoses will also come out, so be prepared.

No, but it depends on in part on what cycle you selected. Did you happen to choose one with an extra rinse cycle?

just enter the model number and the brand in the following link and you can choose any spare part for your model.all the best.

www.espares.co.uk

you may or may not hear clicking as it tries to start.

See this link for troubleshooting it. and to open door.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t364216-whirlpool_duet_ht_ghw9400pl0