Hopefully you can hear in the video but it’s a delicate very high pitched noise. Almost as if the sound a mouse would make. It happens when it is actively making/dropping ice. I have already gotten into the gearbox and checked and re-greased the gears but from everything I’ve seen online people usually are having a much louder screeching noise.
Saw this red rubber capped part near filters that were removed for cleaning. It came out quite easily but I cannot tell where and how it goes back!! It does not fit into that rectangular space. Meanwhile did a rinse cycle with filters back in and dishwasher ran and drained fine.
I'm in the process of trying to work on my washer and I can't get the impeller out, I don't want to pull too hard on something and break it I just don't know if I skipped a step or what. Picture to show that the bolt is out.
My 5 year old counter depth French door, bottom freezer refrigerator is dying a slow death. The freezer no longer makes ice and is a steady 40 degrees. A service technician came and diagnosed the problem as the compressor. Looking at the manufacture tag date as 2021 makes me wonder if Covid had anything to do with the faulty part. I abandon the repair and purchased a Bosch….I’m so disappointed in GE.
Our washer is only about 4 years old. For the last year hasn't gotten a TON of use as our last kiddo moved out & leaves just Hubby & I.
Doing laundry the other day & it started making this weird noise.
Filter is clean, nothing in there.
Tried an empty rinse drain cycle & didn't do it.
Tried another load and it did it again.
*Of note* recently put on sliders. Haven't done TOO many loads since we did this
Sent video to a tech at the store we bought it in & they said it is a fatal sound. Hubby doesn't want to pay them $150 just to come out & confirm...... & have them say it will cost another $500 for parts & labor so we are half way to a new washer.
We have a GE washer (model WCVH4800K2WW) that we inherited from previous owners. It was in the middle of a load when I heard a weird sound.
See the video for the sound with an empty drum.
I took the wet clothes out, manually drained the washer, and checked the filter. It was fine.
I’m assuming something like a sock is stuck somewhere. Is there something I can do to try to fix this? I’ll call an appliance person tomorrow but I’m hoping for help so I don’t need to leave my clothes sopping wet. T
Thanks!