The General Electric WH10X10008 Washer Door Lid Lock Service Kit ensures safe operation by securely locking the washer lid during cycles. It activates when the washer starts, preventing accidental openings and interruptions. Once the cycle completes, the lock disengages, allowing access to the drum. This mechanism enhances safety, reduces water spills, and prevents potential damage. Reliable and durable, it helps maintain proper washer function while minimizing maintenance needs.
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Installation Steps
Step 1: The washer’s power cord should be disconnected from the electrical outlet and the water supply should be turned off to the appliance.
Step 2: A Phillips screwdriver should be utilized to take out the screws positioned around the edge of the washer control panel. The screws should be stored securely to avoid misplacement.
Step 3: The top panel should be lifted upwards, away from the washer body, to access the wiring connections related to the door lock, switch assembly, and other components tied to the top panel.
Step 4: The wiring connectors for the WH10X10008 GE Washer Door Lock and Switch Assembly should be identified and detached from the wiring harnesses.
Step 5: The nuts fastening the assembly to the washer frame should be taken off and the assembly should be extracted from the frame.
Step 6: The new WH10X10008 GE Washer Door Lock and Switch Assembly should be positioned into the frame and fastened with the nuts.
Step 7: The new assembly’s wiring connectors should be connected to the corresponding wiring harnesses.
Step 8: The top panel should be reattached and secured to the washer body using the screws that were previously removed.
Step 9: The water supply should be reopened and the power cord should be reconnected to the electrical outlet.
Step 10: The functionality of the assembly should be verified by loading laundry into the washer and checking that the door locks correctly during the cycle.
It is essential to remember that these instructions serve as general guidance and should always be followed alongside the manufacturer's manual, if available.
