GE Washer Repair
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Sears Home Services leads the industry in home appliance repair services, averaging 4 million service calls each year. Regardless of where you bought your washer, you can rely on our 2,500+ certified repair technicians for quick and reliable solutions that keep your appliance running better and longer, including GE washers and dryers. When you're searching for GE washer repair near me, you'll see lots of choices. Choose Sears Home Services to get the best GE washer repair.
Our appliance repair technicians average more than 11 years of experience, and they serviced more than one million laundry appliances in the past year. Our washer and dryer repair experts perform appliance repairs for many major brands such as Maytag, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Amana, LG, Electrolux, Frigidaire, Samsung, Miele, and Bosch.
Sears Home Services also offers appliance maintenance plans to extend the life of your GE washer, home appliance warranties to cover many repairs or replacement, and replacement parts for your washer through Sears PartsDirect.
GE washing machine repair issues we can fix
There are front-load washers, top-load washers and combination units. Some have analog controls while others are controlled with electronics. The experts at Sears Home Services can perform repairs on all major brands of washing machines.
When you schedule a service call, our technician will diagnose the GE washer's malfunction and make repairs quickly. A repair technician can also recommend routine maintenance to give your washer a longer life.
Washing machine shaking or vibrating
Minor adjustments will sometimes cure excessive shaking or vibrating. The problem could simply be a bulky clothing item sticking to one side of the tub wall. Perhaps you just need to adjust the feet to level the machine.
But your problems could stem from more significant issues with your GE washer such as faulty shock absorbers or drive parts, or a tub bearing that is water damaged because of a broken seal.
Washing machine leaking water
Into the laundry area you walk, only to find water pooled in front or back of your GE washer. Check the hot and cold water lines and the drain line for poor connections, blockages, or wear and tear.
If the lines aren't leaking, it's time to call a repair expert. It could be a failed door seal on a front-loading washer. A clogged water pump filter can cause leakage, or the water pump itself could have blockage or failing seals and need to be replaced.
Improper draining
A minor problem such as a kinked or clogged drain hose can cause your GE washer to not drain properly. But it could also be a more serious problem such as a faulty lid switch, water level control, drain pump, or drive belt.
Washing machine not spinning
Overloading the washer or having clothes accumulate on one side of the drum can cause a GE washer to stop spinning.
If adjusting the size or balance of the load doesn't get it rotating, there could be a faulty part such as the lid switch, a failed motor or spin solenoid, or a frayed or broken belt. Poor draining (see previous) can also prevent the spin cycle from initiating.
Washing machine not filling with water
First, make sure water is flowing to your inlet lines. Check for a kinked or damaged line, or you could have a clogged inlet screen at the end of one of the lines. Barring those relatively small problems, your GE washer could be in need of a new inlet valve, lid switch, pressure switch, temperature selector, or even an electronic control board.
Annual washing machine maintenance
Conducting regular maintenance can help ensure your GE washer continues to perform efficiently and effectively. It can also prevent costly, unexpected repairs over time and extend the life of your appliance.
When you request the Washer and Dryer Clean & Maintain package, your Sears Home Services technician will inspect both appliances for proper functioning, wear and tear, excess noise, and water and gas leaks while also cleaning some internal components.
Why choose Sears Home Services for GE washer repair?
We know GE washers
The appliance repair experts at Sears Home Services are certified to service GE washing machines, as well as washing machines and major appliances from other manufacturers. From regular maintenance to troubleshooting a major issue, our experienced washing machine repair technicians can help keep your appliance running smoothly and your laundry day stress free.
When you're looking for GE washer repair near me, choose Sears Home Services as your service provider and we'll fix your GE washer fast.
Flexible scheduling
Sometimes appliances make noises that might signal a problem or an imminent breakdown, but often they occur unexpectedly. Schedule your Sears Home Services appointment online or over the phone at a time that's convenient for you, with same-day or next-day service available in many areas.
Appointment updates
When you schedule a home service call, you'll receive helpful reminders, confirmation of changes, and even notifications as your service window narrows the day of your appointment. Receive updates on your GE washer repair via your preferred method: text, email, or phone.
Protection plans
When you invest in a new washer for your home, you want to ensure it lasts. Ask your certified tech about Sears Home Services Appliance Warranty Plans to safeguard your GE washer for a long life.
GE washing machine repair FAQ
How long should a GE washer last?
GE washers typically perform well for a decade or more with proper maintenance. The size of your household, which dictates how often the machine is used, will also affect its lifespan. Top-loading washers typically last a few years longer than front-loading machines.
Is it worth repairing a GE washing machine?
If the repair is less than half the cost of a new washing machine and your washer is less than 10 years old, repairing the appliance is probably your most economical option.
How much does it cost to repair a GE washer?
The expense of a GE washer repair varies by the type of malfunction, and the parts and time required to complete the service. The average washing machine repair costs from $200 to $265.
A faulty water sensor, a common repair, can be replaced for about $150. Installing a new washer gear case can exceed $300. Replacing an electronic control board ranges from $300 to $500.
If your washer can't be repaired or you decline to move forward, you'll typically pay only a service appointment fee, and you'll be eligible for a discount on a new unit.
Homeowners with a Sears Home Services appliance warranty plan are covered for many services and replacements, and repairs carry a 180-day guarantee.
What is the most common problem with GE washer?
Common repairs for washing machines include replacing the lid switch, leveling the washer, and cleaning or replacing the inlet hoses. Other parts which are prone to failure over time include the motor, coupler, water pump, drive belts, gaskets, and water inlet valves. Sears Home Services stocks or has quick access to replacement parts for most GE washing machines.
How do you troubleshoot a GE washing machine?
Check your appliance owner's manual for error codes or troubleshooting tips in case the problem with your GE washer is minor. If you're uncertain about your ability to solve the problem on your own, it's best to contact a certified Sears Home Service repair technician to diagnose the problem.
How long does it take to repair a GE washer?
Sears Home Service can schedule washing machine repair service promptly online or over the phone, often for same-day or next-day service in many areas. One of our repair technicians will come to your home, diagnose the problem quickly, and execute the repair efficiently.
Sears Home Services stocks a multitude of washer parts for many brands, but access to parts, especially for older machines, can delay repairs past the initial service call.
Schedule your GE washer repair appointment today
Sears Home Services repair professionals are certified specialists you can trust for major household appliance repair services. Whether you own a GE washing machine or another manufacturer's product, our washer repair experts have years of experience to execute quality service at your home.
Contact the appliance pros at Sears Home Service either online or over the phone to schedule an appointment at a time that's convenient for you. If your needs are urgent, appointments in many areas can be set for same-day or next-day service.
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Glossary Terms
Hard water is water that contains high levels of dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium. It contrasts with soft water, which has lower concentrations of these minerals.
A washing machine pedestal is a platform that raises the washer off the ground, providing easier access to the appliances and often includes additional storage space such as drawers.
A washer tub is the interior part of a washing machine where clothes are placed for washing, typically made of stainless steel, plastic, or porcelain-coated metal, designed to hold water and withstand the agitation or spinning during the wash cycle.
Fabric softener is a laundry additive used to soften and freshen clothing, reduce static cling, and make fabrics feel smoother.
Additional possible GE washer symptoms you may experience
- GE washer won't start cycle
- GE washer smart dispense not working
- GE washer not working
- GE washer not washing
- GE washer not turning on
- GE washer not starting
- GE washer not spinning
- GE washer not filling
- GE washer not draining
- GE washer not agitating
- GE washer noisy
- GE washer no power
- GE washer lid won't lock
- GE washer leaking from bottom
- GE washer drain and spin cycle not working
- GE washer door not locking
- GE washer deep fill not working
- GE washer buttons not working