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Old 04-02-2008, 11:18 AM   #11
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my ge washer eaw2000a0ww will wash the clothes but will not spin and will not spin on rinse cycle either and when it does it is very slow . it just hums .please help ps how do i get the front cover off to check this stuff
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It seems to me that if the washer will not spin unless the water is out. Then you may want to check your pump to make sure it is working
 
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Sounds like your pump is either clogged or not working.
 
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a lot of times a sock or something will get sucked into the pump. As for the humm hopefully the motor isn't shot
 
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check the pump first.
 
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how do i get the front cover off of washer
 
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Old 04-02-2008, 06:25 PM   #17
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To remove the front panel of the washer use a putty knife to release the clips that are between the top and the panel.

Can you please verify your model number?

It should be on a tag on the top of the control panel with the serial number.
 
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eaw2000a0ww that is my model#
 
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now my dryer is making squeaking noise. when on .........lol
 
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What is the model number of your Dryer?
 
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