GE Washer overfills

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Joe

If the washer won't stop filling, even when you turn it off or unplug it, then the proplem is in the fill valve.

If the above doesn't cover your problem, then the fill level is controlled by two components: the pressure switch or the tub that connects it to the tub. Here are the possible options:

1. Problem with the switch itself. Remove the tube and blow into it. If you hear a click, it probably isn't the culprit.
2. Tube has a cut in it, or has come off at the switch.
3. The nipple where it connects to the tub is blocked by debris. This last option is more rare than the others, and might possibly require removal of the basket to clear out the debris.

Somewhat off-topic, we have a GE washer that spills water all over the floor when a large load is washed AND the "wash/spin" speed is set to high. Guess it goes too fast. Only a half a gallo or so spills. Clothes come out very very spun and take no time to dry !

Roger61 can pop the front off (putty knife releases clips between front and top), and look at the unit during spin to see where the water is coming from. Is it spinning it over the top? That is very unusual.