GE WDSR2120J wash cycle sound

No filter. Thats with front loaders. Water left in the tub is two issues. #1 Kinked drain or clogged hose. If that is OK then your drain pump is bad and needs replacing.

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possible 3 solutions for this problem 1 could be the cold fill solenoid 2 could be brushes in motor 3 could be main pcb

This will potentially sound odd, but run the 90 degree cycle with 3 dishwasher tablets in the drum. The smell is bacterial and probably the result of a build up of residue from biological soap powder (Which is simply bacteria that eat your stains). Dishwasher tablets are anti-bacterial and will kill the bugs making the smell

Hi!!
The "Metallic banging/clicking" sound you hear is the Shifter mechanism engaging or disengaging.
The drive system will engage at the start of the Agitate Cycle and disengage when the Agitate Cycle is complete. This occurs multiple times during the wash. GE claims this is a normal sound and should not be concerned about it. Check page 10 of your Operating Manual, if you do not have a manual, click on this link to download one http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-90323.PDF

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Hi- Sounds like your drain pump is bad, or clogged. Not easy to get to. It could also be a timer issue or an issue with your pressure switch which tells the washer when the water is out and it can go into spin mode. Sounds like you need to have someone out to take a look.

Hello Friend, You either have a bad water level/pressure switch or your water inlet valve is bad. If you unplug the washer from the wall and the water stops filling into the washer, then it's not the water inlet valve. If it only continues to fill when wash cycle is started then you will need to replace the water level/pressure switch behind control panel. Also, the pressure supply tube connected to water level/pressure switch may have a hole in it or a bad connection, or possibly plugged up. This rubber tube must have an airtight seal at both ends to perform properly. be sure to check this item also. Happy to help, Tim.

If there are 2 belts, change them both. one can get damaged and not allow the other to work right.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg36QFaYbtU&watch_response
Here's how to take it apart do that and take the CD out manually

why is my ge front load washer making a rumbling noise

• to me it sound as if waterpump is not working