Question 1

How to fix GE Stack Washer/Dryer not draining?

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Common causes: Clogged drain hose or pump filter, Faulty drain pump, Incorrect cycle selection or settings. Suggested checks: Check and clear the drain hose and pump filter. Disconnect the washer from power, remove the drain hose from the back, and inspect for clogs. Clean out any debris. Also, locate the pump filter (usually at the front bottom of the washer) and clean it if it's blocked., Test the drain pump for functionality. If the pump is not making any noise during the drain cycle, it may need to be replaced. Use a multimeter to check for continuity. If it fails the test, replace the drain pump., Verify the cycle settings. Ensure that the washer is set to a cycle that includes a spin and drain phase. If the settings are incorrect, adjust them and run the cycle again..

Question 2

How to fix GE Stack Washer/Dryer turns off during rinse cycle, not rinsing properly, motor overheating?

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Common causes: Clogged drain hose or filter preventing proper drainage during rinse cycle, Faulty lid switch that may cause the machine to stop when it detects an issue, Overheating motor due to excessive load or a failing motor capacitor. Suggested checks: Inspect and clean the drain hose and filter. Disconnect the washer from power, locate the drain hose, and check for clogs or kinks. Clean the filter if accessible. Reconnect and test the machine., Test and replace the lid switch if faulty. Use a multimeter to check continuity of the lid switch. If it fails the test, replace it with a new part., Check for motor overheating issues. Reduce the load size and ensure the motor is not obstructed. If the motor continues to overheat, consider replacing the motor capacitor..

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