Questions & Answers for: GE heat shrink

...heat-shrink portions is the actual heater; the other end wires are normal wire. Wrap the center portion tightly around right where the water tube comes out of the door, just below the ice dispenser ...

...heat-shrink portions is the actual heater; the other end wires are normal wire. Wrap the center portion tightly around right where the water tube comes out of the door, just below the ice dispenser ...

...heat-shrink portions is the actual heater; the other end wires are normal wire. Wrap the center portion tightly around right where the water tube comes out of the door, just below the ice dispenser ...

...heat shrink tubing to the now-disconnected neutral lead to keep it from shorting, and buttoned up everything. The clock is dead, but everything else works just fine and there's no annoying buzzing ...

...see a white wire with a piece of black heat shrink on it.that is the small fuse in question. take a volt meter and check the wire from th motor to the timer you should have continuity on that

...heat-shrink portions is the actual heater; the other end wires are normal wire. Wrap the center portion tightly around right where the water tube comes out of the door, just below the ice dispenser ...

...THEIR SHOULD BE AN INLINE FUSE WITH BLACK HEAT SHRINK TAPE AROUND IT CU ON EACDH SIDE OF FUSE AND INSTALL NEW FUSE LINK PART NUMBER IS #WH49X10041 USUALLY LIKE $10.00 THEN REPLUG IN WASHER AND ...

...heat-shrink portions is the actual heater; the other end wires are normal wire. Wrap the center portion tightly around right where the water tube comes out of the door, just below the ice dispenser ...

...a problem until the last month. Any ideas?? The machine has two issues that could cause this: 1. As heating elements age, they got hotter before they burn out. 2. There is a thermostat on the heater ...