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| Posted: Mon May 30th, 2005 08:49 pm |
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Could be a bad belt, clutch, motor, transmission. All of the above. Lots of problems with these G.E washers..tranny has a 5 year warranty, part only. Take the front panel off and watch to see if the belt is sliding when it is in spin..
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