Washer overflowed after moving Load Capacity Switch from Super to reset and then to Large load?

This unit does not handle a super large load as it advertised. When you put a super large load, the sensor is over-sized and will not move on the next cycle.

Sounds like a lid switch

check water solenoid or leakage from hoses or water level swith

sounds like to much water check diaphram switch this controls the amont of water taken in this is not normal operation also check that the drum dampers are working ok or have not come adrift, when empty if you was to push the drum back and forth you should feel quite a bit of resistance if it moves easly then i would check the dampers

off bal. on lid switch is displaced probley need to call a tech.

that could be either your watervalve or timer id try valve first its cheaper

I have a 2005 model GE washer that would overfill only on SUPER size load. After looking around on the web, then inside the machine, I checked the tube from the tub to the switch, no problem there. Then I found an adjustment screw on the load size selector / pressure switch (all one piece). I moved it one turn clockwise, then ran a test cycle. I got lucky on the first try... no more overflow, the water comes up just above the top holes in the tub. I hope this will help others.

i think the water level sensor tube got filled when you had it on it's side, then after the first spin and drain cycle, the tube was again cleared out and ready for real action.

take the hose off at the pressure switch and blow through it if there are no restrictions then you have a faulty pressure switch let me know how you make out