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9

GE

Consumer

Products

TECHNICAL

SERVICE

GUIDE

Profile

Washer

MODEL

SERIES:

WPGT9350

PUB

+

31-9103

07/03

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

NOTICE

The

information

in

this

service

guide

is

intended

for

use

by

individuals

possessing

adequate

backgrounds

of

electrical,

electronic,

and

mechanical

experience.

Any

attempt

to

repair

a

major

appliance

may

result

in

personal

injury

and

property

damage.

The

manufacturer

or

seller

cannot

be

responsible

for

the

interpretation

of

this

information,

nor

can

it

assume

any

liability

in

connection

with

its

use.

WARNING

To

avoid

personal

injury,

disconnect

power

before

servicing

this

product.

If

electrical

power

is

required

for

diagnosis

or

test

purposes,

disconnect

the

power

immediately

after

performing

the

necessary

checks.

RECONNECT

ALL

GROUNDING

DEVICES

If

grounding

wires,

screws,

straps,

clips,

nuts,

or

washers

used

to

complete

a

path

to

ground

are

removed

for

service,

they

must

be

returned

to

their

original

position

and

properly

fastened.

GE

Consumer

Products

Technical

Service

Guide

Copyright

©

2003

All

rights

reserved.

This

service

guide

may

not

be

reproduced

in

whole

or

in

part

in

any

form

without

written

permission

from

the

General

Electric

Company.

Backsplash.......

Basic

Wash

Cycle

.....

Е

Bearing

Housing

Assembly...

Brake

Resistor

Clutch

Shifter

Assembly

...

Component

Locator

Views

Consumer

Help

Screens...

Control

Features.

3

Control

Quick

Reference

Chart

....

Drain

Pump...

Factory

Test

Mode

Field

Service

Mode

..

Hall

Sensor

Inverter.

Inverter

and

Main

Board

Pin

Connectors.

Main

Control

Board

and

Touch

Screen

LCD.

Membrane

Кеурапе!

Model

Number

....

Motor

Assembly

My

Cycles

....

Nomenclature

Overview

Operation

Overview

Outer

Tub

and

Suspension

Assembly

Parts...

%

Protective

Cover...

2

Pressure

Sensor

(Water

Level

Switch)

Quick

Start

Sales

Demo

Mode

Schematic

Serial

Number

Stain

Inspector

ic

Switching

the

Washer

and

Dryer

Backsplashes

Summary

Screen

Temperature

Conversion

Table...

Thermistor/ATC

Control

(Auto

Temp)

Top

Cover

Troubleshooting

Warranty

=

Water

Valve

Assembly

Wash

Basket

Washer

Components

.

Wash

Cycle

Chart

Example

Wash

۰

Water

Valve

Assembly

.

Nomenclature

Model

Number

WPGT9350B0WW

Back

Splash

GE

Washer

rra

Feature

Pack

Common

Brand

Features

Body

Color

Exceptions:

H

-

Energy

Star

Engr.

Revision

Р

=

Profile

=

Model

Year

N

=

Special

мыны

Capacity/Configuration

L

=

Large

S

=

Super

Capacity

Plus

Voltage

X

=

Extra-Large

K

=

Compact

G

-

Giant

0=

IS

Voltage

Number

of

Cycles

Control

Platform

00

=

Infinite

Electronic

B

=

Buttons

(Touch

Pad)

T=

Touch

Screen

Number

of

Speed

Combinations

Serial

Number

The

first

two

characters

of

the

serial

number

identify

the

month

and

year

of

manufacture.

<

Nomenclature

Example:

RF123456S

=

August,

2003

A-JAN

2005

-H

D-FEB

2004-G

The

letter

designat-

F-MAR

2003-F

ing

the

year

repeats

G-APR

2002-D

every

12

years.

H-MAY

2001-A

L-JUN

2000-Z

Example:

M-JUL

1999-V

T-

1974

R-AUG

1998-T

T-

1986

Note:

Model

number

and

serial

number

are

S-

SEP

1997

-S

T-

1998

located

on

rear

of

backsplash

T-OCT

1996-R

V-NOV

1995-M

*

The

technical

sheet

із

located

inside

2

PEO

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the

control

panel

Warranty

All

warranty

service

provided

by

our

Factory

Service

Centers

or

an

authorized

Customer

Care

technician.

To

schedule

service,

on-line,

24

hours

a

day,

visit

us

at

шило

GEAppliances.com

or

call

800.GE.CARES

(800.432.2737).

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Period

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yl

wl

be

repond

or

ny

original

purchase

labor

or

related

service

costs

Lifetime

of

Product

The

washer

basket

it

should

tail

due

to

a

defect

in

materials

or

workmanship.

During

this

product

From

the

date

of

the

lifetime

limited

warranty,

vou

will

be

responsible

for

any

labor

or

related

service

сона.

original

purchase

What

Is

Not

Covered:

18

Service

trips

to

your

home

to

teach

you

how

to

use

the

—

W

Replacement

of

house

fuses

or

resetting

of

circuit

product.

breakers.

M

Improper

installation,

delivery

or

maintenance.

WI

Damage

to

the

product

caused

by

accident,

fire,

floods

B

Failure

of

the

product

if

it

is

abused,

misused,

or

nr

used

for

other

than

the

intended

purpose

or

used

18

Incidental

or

consequential

damage

caused

by

possible

commercially.

defects

with

this

appliance.

WI

Damage

caused

after

delivery.

This

warranty

is

extended

to

the

original

purchaser

and

any

succeeding

owner

for

products

purchased

for

home

use

within

the

USA.

In

Alaska,

the

warranty

excludes

the

cost

of

shipping

or

service

calls

to

your

home.

Proof

of

the

original

purchase

date

is

needed

to

obtain

service

under

the

warranty

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

To

know

what

your

legal

rights

ave,

consult

jour

local

or

state

consumer

affairs

office

or

your

state's

Attorney

General.

Warrantor:

General

Electric

Company.

Louisville,

KY

40225

Note:

The

LCD

screen

is

part

of

the

main

electronic

board

and

under

the

5

year

part

warranty.

The

inverter

board

is

covered

by

a

2

year

part

warranty.

Overview

General

The

GE

Profile

Harmony

Washer

is

part

of

the

GE

Profile

Harmony

Clothes

Care

system

utilizing

the

latest

developments

in

washing

technology.

The

Harmony

Washer

does

not

use

the

typical

agitator

found

on

conventional

washers.

Instead,

the

direct

drive

motor,

capable

of

spinning

at

1010

rpm,

and

the

304

stainless

steel

wash

basket

create

a

centrifugal

force

that

pulls

wash

water

through

fabrics

for

a

thorough

cleaning

action.

(See

Operation

Overview.)

Harmony

Washers

also

utilize

an

automatic

load

sensing

system

to

determine

load

size

and

water

levels.

The

washer

automatically

fills

the

wash

basket

with

the

appropriate

amount

of

water

needed

for

optimal

wash

performance.

Other

features

include:

Communication

Link

to

the

Dryer

-

The

washer

uses

a

serial

cable

to

automatically

inform

the

dryer

about

the

nature

of

the

wash

load,

essentially

presetting

the

dryer

controls

so

the

user

doesn't

have

to.

Auto-Balance

Suspension

-

The

washer

is

programmed

to

correct

out

of

balance

situations.

(See

Operation

Overview.)

Flow-Thru™

Dispensers

-

Each

of

the

four

dispensers

is

timed

to

release

at

the

right

time

during

the

wash

cycle.

Each

reservoir

is

flushed

with

water

to

pre-dilute

the

product

before

adding

it

to

the

washer.

This

flushing

action

removes

all

product

to

help

keep

the

compartment

clean

and

free

flowing.

Note:

The

bleach

dispenser

fills

during

the

main

wash

to

dispense

the

bleach

and

refills

during

the

rinse

cycle

to

flush

any

reaming

bleach

from

the

reservoir.

Direct

Drive

Motor

-

The

washer

does

not

use

a

transmission

or

mechanical

brake.

Direct

drive

technology

results

in

fewer

moving

parts

for

smooth,

quiet

operation.

(See

Motor

Assembly.)

Infusor™

Wash

-

The

washer

has

specific

cycles

that

aids

in

mixing

the

detergent/water

solution,

and

dispersing

the

load

evenly

in

the

wash

water.

(See

Operation

Overview).

LCD

Touch

screen

Display

-

All

washer

control

functions,

cycles,

troubleshooting,

and

field

service

diagnostics

are

accessed

through

a

touch

screen

display.

The

washer

can

also

be

powered

up

by

touching

anywhere

on

the

touch

screen

or

any

key

on

the

keypanel.

Centrifugal

Wash

-

The

washer

uses

a

centrifugal

washing

action

to

clean

clothes instead

of

an

agitator.

The

basket

spins

creating

a

strong

flow

of

water

under

the

centrifugal

force.

As

water

passes

through

the

fabric,

its

natural

cleansing

action

washes

away

dirt

without

damaging

or

tangling

the

fabric.

Plastic

Top

&

Backsplash

-

The

washer

top

and

backsplash

have

UV

stabilizers

to

prevent

yellowing

when

exposed

to

sunlight.

Control

Features

Throughout

this

manual,

features

and

appearances

may

vary

from your

model.

Features

of

the

washer

control

panel

1

2

POWER.

Press

to

“wake

the

display

is

active,

press

to

pu

into

standby

mode.

You

may

also

press

the

“wake

up’

Touch

Screen

or

any

but

the

display

NOTE:

Pressing

POWER

does

not

disconnect

the

appliance

from

the

power

supply

MY

CYCLES.

Press

to

use,

cr

modify

or

delete

custom

wa

BACK.

Press

to

return

TOUCH

SCREEN.

Press

ihe

graphics

on

the

interactive

display

to

use

the

washer

features,

ves

Do

not

use

sharp

objects

to

press

the

Touch

Screen.

NOTE:

If

the

washer

is

inactive

for

5

minutes,

the

Touch

Screen

will

go

into

standby

mode,

and

the

display

will

be

dark.

Press

the

Touch

Screen

or

any

button

to

"wake

up"

the

display.

5

6

HOME.

Press

to

return

to

the

"TOUCH

TO.

SELECT

WASH

CYCLE"

screen

(Home

Screen).

START/STOP.

Press

to

start

a

wash

cycle,

If

the

washer

is

running,

pressing

once

will

pause

the

washer.

Press

again

to

restart

the

wash

cycle

NOTE:

If

the

washer

is

paused

and

the

Cycle

is

not

restarted

five

minutes,

the

washer

will

enter

standby

mode

and

the

current

wash

cycle

will

be

canceled.

HELP.

Press

to

set

machine

preferences,

to

find

help

using

the

Touch

Screen

o

to

find

troubleshooting

tips

for

common

washer

problems.

Getting

Started

If

the

Touch

Screen

is

dark,

press

POWER

or

the

Touch

Screen

to

access

the

wash

cycles

menu.

Loosely

load

clothes

no

higher

than

the

top.

row

of

holes

in

the

washer

tub.

Overloading

may

reduce

washer

efficiency

and

possibly

increase

wrinkling.

Add

a

lowsudsing,

high-efficiency

detergent.

‘Add

diluted

fabric

softener,

bleach

or

wash

boost

additives

as

desired,

Select

one

of

the

five

wash

methods

from

the

Home

Screen:

*

Press

BY

COLOR

to

wash

according

to

fabric

color,

*

Press

BY

GARMENT

to

wash

according

to

clothing

type.

>

Press

BY

FABRIC

to

wash

according

to

fabric

type.

>

Press

SPECIAL

CYCLES

to

wash

non-garment

items,

or

to

selecta

rinse

and

spin

or

spin-

only

cycle.

*

Press

STAIN

INSPECTOR

to

wash

items

with

specific

types

of

stains.

After

selecting

a

wash

method,

use

the

Touch

Screen

to

select

a

specific

wash

cycle

to

match

your

load.

Change

any

of

the

automatic

settings,

if

desired,

by

pressing

the

Touch

Screen

and

following

the

on-screen

instructions.

By

changing

the

settings

you

can:

+

Remove

heavier

soil.

+

Change

the

water

temperature.

+

Change

the

wash

action

to

Vigorous,

Normal,

Delicate

or

Hand

Wash.

+

Set

a

Delay

Start,

Extended

Spin,

Presoak

or

Extra

Rinse,

or

change

the

End-of-Cycle

Signal

volume

+

Adjust

time

settings.

Close

the

lid

and

press

START.

The

washer

will

not

fill

unless

the

lid

is

closed.

After

you

press

START,

a

Cycle

Status

screen

will

appear

to

indicate

what

stage

of

the

cycle

the

washer

is

in

and

the

time

remaining

in

the

cycle.

SUMMARY

SCREEN

If

the

Touch

Screen

is

dark,

press

POWER

or

the

Touch

Screen

to

access

the

wash

cycles

menu.

The

default

cycle

settings

are

based

on

standard

load

types. Always

follow

the

fabric

manufacturer's

care

label

when

laundering.

Washing

by

Select

By

Color

to

wash

loads

sorted

by

color.

Color

COLOR

CYCLES

include:

E

*

Bright/Dark

*

Mixed

Colors

ed

few

Colors

*

Light

Colors

wish

Washing

by

Select

By

Garment

to

wash

loads

sorted

by

garment

type.

Garment.

GARMENT

CYCLES

include:

Type

+

Athletic

Wear

+

Jackets/Coats.

+

Play

Clothes.

т^

*

Blouses

*

Jeans

=

Sweaters

*

Delicates

+

Khakis

*

Swimwear

*

Dress

Shi

*

Knits

*

Underwear

*

Easy

Care

*

Lingerie

*

Silks

(Washable)

*

Everyday

*

Mixed

Garments

Wear/Casual

Washing

by

Fabric

Type

Washing

Using

the

Special

Cycles

Select

By

Fabric

to

wash

loads

sorted

by

fabric

type.

FABRIC

CYCLES

include:

*

Blends

*

Cottons

+

Knits

*

Delicates

Select

SPECIAL

CYCLES

to

wash

loads

of

nongarment

items

or to

select

a

rinse

and

spin

or

spin-only

cycle.

جح󰾯

SPECIAL

CYCLES

include:

*

Blankets

(Cotton)

*

Handwash

*

Throw

Rugs

E

+

Blankets

(Other)

Ме

HE

(Washable)

exis

+

Rinse

and

Spin

*

Towels

=

Super

Clean

*

Sheets

*

Quick

Wash

+

Pet

Bedding

*

Sneakers

(Washable)

+

Spin

Only

Washing

The

Stain

Inspector

provides

pretreatment.

Using

ihe

ipt

and

оротат

washing

for

specie

pes

Stain

Inspector.

You

select

the

specific

stain,

fabric

type

and

color,

and

the

washer

creates

the

wash

cycle

for

treating

the

stain.

Example:

Washing

a

chocolatestained,

white

cotton

shirt

2

Read

and

follow

the

instructions

on

the

Touch

Screen

before

treating

the

fabric.

BEFORE

TREATING

FABRIC

1)

REFER

TO

FABRIC

CARE

LABEL

FOR

INSTRUCTIONS.

USE

HELP

FUNCTION

FOR

ADOMONAL

STAIN

TPS

2)

TEST

STAIN

REMOVAL

TIPS

ON

HIDDEN

AREA

OF

FABRIC

3]

DO

NOT

PUT

STAINED

ITEM

INTO

DRYER.

(STAM

MAY

BE

SET

INTO

FABRIC]

3

Select

FOOD/DAIRY/COOKING

from

the

list

of

stain

categories

and

select

CHOCOLATE

from

the

list

of

stains.

FOOD/DAIRY/COOKING

=>

=

You

can

find

additional

stain

categories

and

stains

by

pressing

MORE

in

the

lower

right

corner

of

the

Touch

Screen.

-10-

4

Press

the

HELP

button

to

find

pretreatment.

information

for

the

specific

type

of

stain.

5

Select

COTTONS

from

the

list

of

fabric

types.

and

select

WHITES

from

the

list

of

colors.

6

Fill

the

detergent

tray

with

a

lowsudsing,

highfficiency

liquid

detergent

such

as

Tide®

HE.

Fill

the

Wash

Boost

tray

with

the

proper

pretreatment

additive.

7

Place

the

stained

garment(s)

in

the

washer

first;

then

add

the

rest

of

the

load.

For

best

stain

removal,

only

wash

items

with

stains

matching

your

selection.

8

Press

START.

The

washer

will

run

a

Wash

Boost

presoak

cycle

prior

to

the

main

wash

cycle.

NOTE:

For

some

stain

cycles,

the

water

temperature

for

the

presoak

cycle

may

not

be

the

same

as

the

water

temperature

for

the

main.

wash

cycle.

IMPORTANT:

Check

to

make

sure

the

stain

is

completely

removed

before

placing

the

garment

in

the

dryer.