Questions & Answers for: General Electric coins stuck

coins, 2 buttons, a 'letter h', zipper parts, a broach, and a whole lot of lint. My wife said that the unit never got the clothes so dry afterwords, she said the almost didnt need to throw the clothes

Oven Lock stuck open before start of self-cleaning cycle I startred a self-cleaning cycle on a frigidaire stove but I pulled on the oven door accidently before it locked shut and now it won't shut ...

GE wbvh5100 Door lock will not ''unlock'' Door is stuck open This happened once before, but I don't remember how I fixed it. I ran a load that didn't finish right (it was stuck on one minute remaining

yes, I would like to adjust the timer to lengthen the wash cycle on a coin-operated whirlpool washer. commercial type, top loader, 7 black buttons on control panel. the timer is fixed for cycle times.

mode dial stuck Got this camera last night and now the mode dial is stuck Take it back for an exchange if it's still under warranty. You can fix it yourself if you can find the parts, however.

My GE Smartwater filtration system makes a whining sound The system is most likely running to the drain. Bypass the water softener to see if the whining stops. If it is running to the drain it is ...

shutter is stuck open on the digital camera w1200. When i turn it on the shutter goes in a little than tries to go out and it makes this weird loud clicking noise and i cant see a screen and when it ...

Coins Sounds like there is a coin stuck under drum when in wash cycle It might well be a coin! Coins and other items that fall from clothes pockets into the drum stay in the drum. They are too large ...

what does a ge control assembly do washing machine gets stuck in cycles. now is stuck on spin cycle. The control assembly does everything except temp. on most washers it tells the washer when to fill ...

How Can I fix Or Even Reset My General Electric Company Coin Operated Washer Model. # WCRD2050DOWC Serial #VF156188G Its Stuck On 12 Minutes almost allways its the timer motor.. Take it out *120v ...