WH03X30517 General Electric Washer Mode Shifter Assembly
Genuine OEM NEW Part WH03X30517
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General Electric
MFG Number
WH03X30517
Manufactured BY:
General Electric
Part number WH03X30517 replaces: WH05X24435, WH05X25036, AP7014559, PS16554752, B01M3459LA, 4588015, EAP16554752.
Special Price
$30.99
Regular Price
$59.99
(48% off)
The Washer Mode Shifter Assembly is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part designed for GE washing machines, but it also fits models from Hotpoint, RCA, and certain Kenmore machines. This component plays a crucial role in enabling the washer to switch between agitating and spinning modes. It works by activating or deactivating the transmission or motor, thereby facilitating the transition from the washing to the spinning phase, which is essential for extracting water from clothes.
The need to replace the Washer Mode Shifter typically arises from normal wear and tear, mechanical malfunctions, or electrical faults that hinder its functionality.
Signs that the Washer Mode Shifter may be failing include:
- Inability of the washer to transition between agitating and spinning.
- Odd noises or grinding sounds during operation, which may indicate mechanical issues.
- Clothes remaining excessively wet post-wash, pointing to an ineffective spin cycle.
Understanding these symptoms can help in identifying when the Washer Mode Shifter may require replacement to ensure the washing machine operates efficiently.
The need to replace the Washer Mode Shifter typically arises from normal wear and tear, mechanical malfunctions, or electrical faults that hinder its functionality.
Signs that the Washer Mode Shifter may be failing include:
- Inability of the washer to transition between agitating and spinning.
- Odd noises or grinding sounds during operation, which may indicate mechanical issues.
- Clothes remaining excessively wet post-wash, pointing to an ineffective spin cycle.
Understanding these symptoms can help in identifying when the Washer Mode Shifter may require replacement to ensure the washing machine operates efficiently.
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