Walking ge super capacity plus washer

check for the water outlet from the water solenoid control valve
it may be displaced or broken and not directing water to the bowl

Go to partselect.com or repairclinic.com. Put in your model number the select symptoms or repair help according to site you are on.

If it's leaking during the agitation cycle, and only in 'large' and 'super' water levels, then that's just the way the washer is designed. I got rid of that piece of junk.

Does it stop if you stop the cycle or do you need to turn the valve off?

What is the complete model number of your unit?

Could you tell me what the life expectancy for this washer might be and does it have a good track record. (Mom gave me one) Whirlpool Super Capacity Plus 7-Cycle 2-speed. 3.2 cu. ft

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Take the front off and if it is leaking from where the transmission meets the tub the tub seal is bad. When this happens you have to replace the seal and the transmissson. This page can help http://appliance-repair-it.com/GE-washer-disassembly.html

look in your basket of washer see if you see anything stuck in the hole ok

The spin bearing or basket drive may be worn or seized. These components allow the inner tub to spin freely inside the outer tub. When this is the problem, you usually hear a loud sound during the spin cycle. Call a qualified appliance repair technician.

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On newer, and sometimes a little newer, Whirlpool and Kenmore (Kenmore is made by Whirlpool) considers a few things in determing capacity. Most of the inner baskets are the same size, but they also add in agitator action into the mix. A Kenmore with an auger top agitator would have higher capacity than a Kenmore with just a normal agitator, even though it has the same sized drum. So a super capacity washer would have theoretically less CLEANING CAPACITY than a super capacity plus. The agitator action is actually what determines capacity on these models. So, with that in mind, cubic load should be about the same on both units. Sorry that I had to go into "Bill Nye The Washer Guy" mode, but thats about the only way to describe. Let me know if I can confuse you any more haha. Seriously though, if you need further help or info, write back, and will try to get you some other information. Remember, this theory only works on top load "normal people" washers, not the front loaders.