He's our laundry hero 🤣

I watched and watched your video, but I couldn't see, or listen of how to remove, or reset the fault codes, once the problem has been corrected ?

Well gosh messed up again looks like code number 9 is the problem, according to this video 😢

Awesome! Glad to hear it!!!

Which code was coming up on your washer? I am trying to figure mine out now

yeah, saw this video too late….had already bought new 😭

Yes. Very difficult to push buttons and count blinking lights. WITH video instructions you can watch in front of the machine. Much difficult.

I'm a 76 year old grandpa and have no problem at all following this video. I'm really tired of women using their age as an excuse for not being able to learn. My mother who died at the age of 97 would have laughed in your face and called you a voluntary victim in your face if you tried that with her.

@@steelewheels1365 We put in the new liddlock and never had the problem again.

@@cherylgoodell3085 would your washer not fill because of the faulty lid lock?

Lol I wish I'd found this before I scooped out a washer full of water with a 1/2 gallon pitcher🤣🤦

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I had been waiting to do this one for awhile. No one else that I knew of did this kind of system test on KZfaq, so when I realized that, I kept the machine 'til I had time to show everyone the tests this type of machine has. Whirlpool's machines are extremely well-documented, but not so much with GE, despite the fact the GE system has all the same features, if not better ones, but no techs really took the time to "Show off" what they could do.

@@bensappliancesandjunk hi good morning I have a machine and I can't seems to get it to wash it's like it's not moving from the soak cycle...how do I skip this cycle to go to wash

@@nunyabusiness6746 The guy posts a video trying to help people out and you respond like that? I don't see your video addressing this washer. I won't say what I think of you, but it has an A and an H in it.

@@j.w.3345 it's true, though. This washer SUCKS. And, "It takes one to know one." Except one of you is a judgemental one.

@@garykane978 The only one I found that will actually fill with water is the lower end non HE no Energy Star washer. The high efficiency means it is saving water and energy, sadly no water = dirty clothes, no hot water = dirty clothes. Remember when the service tech shows up, they didn't design it, build it or sell it, have mercy on them.

Nice!

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@Donovan Theodore I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

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@Moises Alec Glad I could help =)

Glad it helped!

This is exactly the same problem I'm having. Exactly HOW did you reset the drain and spin? I would truly appreciate if you would share that with me. Thank you.

@@CindyJoAnn same here I would love to hear how he did it.

Please share

@@CindyJoAnn did anyone share I'm having this issue now

How did you reset?

Did this code test several times, making sure I did it right. Each time, I got every every possible combinations of codes, but I know that most of those codes list things that are not broken. Not very helpful to me.

​@@margaretmarple1296Just put your washer in Service Mode, clear the codes. Wash some Laundry. Now you have narrowed down the fault codes to 1 or 2.

Same here, I didn't know this function existed

How did you reset the washer

​@@marybrooks1314I'm not positive but I think it's as simple as unplugging for a minute or two then plugging back in. It might help to clear any codes first (check them if you haven't already!). To clear fault codes: 1) while holding down the start button, turn main dial 7 clicks CCW. Release the start button. 2) all the lights should be lit, indicating you are in diagnostics mode. 3) turn the dial about 15 times to the right, or several to the left, until just the 'fill' light is lit, the second light in the string of 6. 4) press start once. You have cleared the codes. To exit diagnostics mode, hold the start button for 3 seconds. 5) now do the reset - unplug for a min and plug back in.

Mine still doesn’t work

how did you clear the fault code3?

Ge washer machine model GTW460ASJ4WW

@@jsostre2009 ?unbalanced load

Nice!

Thats pretty darn good, given the price!

I'm having the exact same problem with the pump constantly running how did you reset yours to get it to work normal thanks

how did you know how to reset code

@@carlenewade3197 this was a while ago so i dont remember exactly but i think its in the video. either that or i downloaded the manual for my machine and it was in there.

Hi can you please explain

I already did the first step but all the lights are on whats the next step please

I hate that washing machine has computers, the old washers were the best without all this fancy crap. This happened when the electricity went out for a few seconds. It’s so annoying.

Let me know if you find a new washer that works like our older ones!!! Newer ones are pain in the rear!!!

Wonderful! I am so glad that solved it!

What do you consider the tests at 3:52 I show?

@@bensappliancesandjunk this wasn't a criticism it was more a praise of the machine. I watched the whole video.

Me here the day after buying one and it coming broken trying to figure out this damn coding😅

I'm pulling my hair out with mine

I got the error out of balance as well. What did you do to resolve the issue?

Turn the dial so all lights light and hold start for 3 Mississippi's

Find the nearest lake and wash your clothes like your grandma used to do and call it a day

Hey justa, If you have water still in there and you're trying to get it out, Press press and hold the start button for 3 to 5 seconds. Get it back into Normal mode and go to Drain and spin and get the water out. Once you've done, You go and hold the star button again for 3 to 5 seconds and put it back into testing mode. Then watch this video very carefully again and look for the problem of draining and spinning.. That's your code.. Remember the video doesn't tell you how to fix it.. But that's about all you can do right there, my friend, and then I guess you would have to call a service guy who can repair it..

NICE! I need to get more GE videos out there, because there are so few for this style washer. The reset/diagnostic mode is super nice on this unit, but its anyones' guess how to do it without this video, because they're still kind of a new style.

I did the exact same thing. Running a small load right now to make sure everything is good but just wanted to say this was so helpful

@@bensappliancesandjunk how do you reset

How do you reset the codes? Help!!

Why don't you people say how to reset it???????????

What did you do to fix it? Mine is doing the same thing and it will not drain a tub of water?

😭 saw this video too late!

They do and they can help figure out what part is wrong!

What was the issue with yours? I have this washer (GTW465ASNWW) and it won't drain or spin but has a code for lid lock failure (code 23).

@@erodriguez0705 I don’t recall exactly what the code I was given was, but running through the steps and running the sequence for the code I got fixed it the first time. Good luck with yours, Esteban!

@@lexiivice Thanks for the reply. I figured it out immediately and feel really dumb about it lol. There was a piece of tape still stuck on the clip of the lid that prevented the lid lock to engage.

@@erodriguez0705 oh no! At least it was an easy fix! 😂

Hmm how did you fix your problem author of video?

Nevermind, the answer to my question was at 5:15

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Tilt the washer back and look under the washer. On the left (facing the machine) side of the washer, on the inside, there should be a paper in a plastic bag attached to the side. This paper will give this information and others. Be sure to put it back when you are through, so the next person that works on it can find it.

58yr old grandma here panicking and came to youtube. My goodness honey! I fixed it myself because of u! Who knew there were codes and code papers attached under washer to read and Troubleshoot! You have saved my day sugar! Wish I knew u in rl so I could give u a hug and make u a home cooked meal! As I'm disabled live in a very tight budget and simply could not afford a service call after 3 years having the washer with no warranty. Much less a new washer! It just needed reset yall! And you darling made that happen. MLMR! FROM SOUTH EAST TEXAS.

Looked under mine NO papers

I think it's my latch, I've tried doing what this video said, 80 times..I can't figure it out. How do I make the latch, engage?

It's in the service manual that's taped to the inside wall of the washer.

Says how here: 5:14 you have to move the knob until it lights the lights up with the same pattern as #16 shows

I know this is old, but I thought I would still post incase someone else has this question

Put it on Deep Fill/Clean cycle ALWAYS. Never use Precise Fill. It's crap. Get even less water. Press Start. Machine will start filling. Open lid few minutes after it starts filling; add detergent, swish that around a bit & wait till it "fills"; add clothes, etc. Have to all that within 10-15 minutes of when it finishes filling otherwise it'll start to automatically drain. Then you've got two options for more water coverage: (1) Do smaller loads & sadly, that means more frequent washes or (2) Add a couple or three gallons extra water to cover. I do both depending on load size. Never, EVER, had to add extra water to a machine. Also, for a machine that "agitates" as slowly as this one and w/no sharp edges or points, it's ripping my towels to shreds. I think because it spins at millennium falcon warp speed.

@@jaylineff it rips my bed covers and sheets, any stuffed animal as well.

Hold the deep fill button for 3 sec

So wait this machine does not fill up. I got mine and thought something was wrong. I didn’t have a choice I was already waiting a month and half for my Maytag but it was going to come any time soon. Don’t these people know water is needed to wash clothes. Why have a big drum and no water. 😡

@@stacy-annmorgan6685 It doesn't fill up enough to cover a full load of clothes/towels or sheets. I'm forced to either do smaller loads - and, consequently, more frequent washes or add an extra couple of gallons of water to larger loads. I keep 4 filled gallon jugs of water in the laundry room just for those occasions. Oh, despite the fact that it doesn't have an agitator like old machines do (and some current models, btw) and manufacturers keep telling you that "agitators will rip up or are too hard on your clothes", I find this machine tears my towels. How? Haven't a clue. But never had this problem w/any other washer.

How do you know it doesn’t cover the clothes when the water doesn’t fill until the lid is closed and locked? Don’t get me wrong, I have this machine and I regret buying it and I’ve only had it for six months. (See my comment re: not being able to wash my bathrooms rugs.)

@@JanetSmith900 Hi Carole. I start the machine w/the lid closed & wait a minute or two then lift the lid. Machine will continue filling (well, not really "filling" if you know what I mean). While water is coming in I put in my detergent, and/or bleach or whatever. Then wait till water stops coming into tub. Then I add my towels/clothes/sheets/whatever. Use large wooden spoon to arrange everything as evenly as possible. So I can see that most of the time water doesn't cover laundry as much as I like. I either have learned to do smaller & thus more frequent loads or have to add a couple of gallons extra water to cover load. So much for energy efficiency/saving water :( Lid only locks when washer is in spin cycle. As stated previously, I never use Precise Fill. Otherwise, I'd get even LESS water coming in. Ugh. Oh, and ditto on washing rugs/mats. I've had machines "dance" across the floor because they become unbalanced, but this one practically leaps & bounds. I can't leave it alone when I do mats, etc. And if you do certain blankets (like thermals) they soak up so much water, no matter if you put it on Extra Spin, they come out soaking wet & I have to put them through two dryer cycles to get them dry. Uh and didn't I mention it has no lint filter? Ever see the inside of that tub after you do rugs/mats? Yikes! It's filthy. Wiping it down afterward isn't good enough. I wouldn't think of putting clothes in there afterward so I have to put it through a complete short cycle of just water and washing soda. "HE" means Helluva lot of Extra work. And w/no lint filter, uh, where does all the towel lint go? Down the drain I assume. God I miss my old GE w/agitator and lint filter. :( :( :(

bought the 465 also. Cuts off spontaneously after filling first time. Out of balance if you wash a fluffy kitchen towel. Bath mat? Ha!. Thermal blanket? Nah. Warranty ran out at 12 months. At 15months it stripped a belt and has oil showing on the lower belt housing. My wife loves a good fight, and called GE. They offered us a stripped down version (same machine less option and soak knobs) for $150. I'm saying no way, because I'm sure the machine is identical inside, with slightly simpler programmable controller. I fail to see how this would cure the lack of ability to drain and spin a reasonable load. My wife wants me to get the old one that I repaired and stored out of the storage building and put it back in. It would practically spin out a cement block. It had the drum base crack after 24 years and corrosion on the aluminum. Replaced it and the top trans seal and it's good as new. This new one isn't going to make it 5 years, even with me fixing things that shouldn't be wrong to begin with.