Haier GE PTW600BPR DG Series How to use

Technical Service Guide
Prole 28-in. Top Load Washer
31-9392
PTW600BPR_DG
PTW600BSR_WS
PTW605BPR_DG
PTW605BSR_WS
PTW700BPT_DG
PTW700BST_WS
PTW705BPT_DG
PTW705BST_WS
PTW900BPT_DG
PTW900BPT_RS
PTW905BPT_DG
PTW905BPT_RS
April 2023

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
The information in this service guide is intended for use by individuals pos-
sessing 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 respon-
sible 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.
Safety Information
Warranty
GE Appliances, a Haier Company
Copyright © 2023
All rights reserved. This service guide may not be
reproduced in whole or in part in any form without written
permission from GE Appliances, a Haier Company.
For Warranty Information:
1. Go to http://products.geappliances.com
2. Search the model number.
3. Click on the Owner Support section.
4. Click on Owner's Manual.
5. Locate the Warranty page.

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Table of Contents
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Safety Information ........................................................................................................................2
Warranty .......................................................................................................................................2
Table of Contents..........................................................................................................................3
Safety Requirements....................................................................................................................6
Nomenclature ...............................................................................................................................7
Specications ...............................................................................................................................8
Electrical Specications........................................................................................................8
Water Levels.........................................................................................................................8
Control Features...........................................................................................................................9
Recommended Tools....................................................................................................................16
Component Locator Views ...........................................................................................................17
Underside Top Cover 900/905 Model ...................................................................................17
Underside Top Cover 700/705 and 600/605 Model ..............................................................18
Tub Assembly 900/700 Model ..............................................................................................19
Tub Assembly 905/705 Model ..............................................................................................20
Tub Assembly 600 Model .....................................................................................................21
Tub Assembly 605 Model .....................................................................................................22
Backsplash Assembly...................................................................................................................23
Backsplash Assembly 900/905 Model ..................................................................................23
Backsplash Assembly 700/705 Models ................................................................................23
Backsplash Assembly 600/605 Model ..................................................................................24
Bottom View 900/905 and 700/705 Models..........................................................................25
Bottom View 600/605 Models...............................................................................................26
Cabinet and Structure...................................................................................................................27
Control Panel Housing / Backsplash Assembly....................................................................27
Main Board ...........................................................................................................................28
Capacitor (For 600/605 Models Only) ..................................................................................30
Lid Assembly ........................................................................................................................30
Lid Strike ..............................................................................................................................31
Lid Dampers ........................................................................................................................31

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Top Cover .............................................................................................................................32
Suspension Assembly ..........................................................................................................33
Leveling Legs .......................................................................................................................33
Fill System....................................................................................................................................34
Water Valves.........................................................................................................................34
Thermistor.............................................................................................................................35
Dosing Pump (For 900/905 Models Only) ............................................................................35
Bulk Tank Level Sensor ........................................................................................................36
Dispenser Drawer.................................................................................................................36
Bleach Funnel.......................................................................................................................37
Bulk Tank (For 900/905 Models Only) ..................................................................................37
Lid Switch/Lock Assembly ....................................................................................................38
Agitators................................................................................................................................39
Basket Assembly ..................................................................................................................40
Water Levels.........................................................................................................................40
Pressure Sensor...................................................................................................................41
Drain System................................................................................................................................42
Drain Pump...........................................................................................................................42
External Drain Hose .............................................................................................................43
Internal Drain Hose...............................................................................................................43
Drive System ................................................................................................................................45
Drive Belt ..............................................................................................................................45
Drive/Transmission Pulleys ..................................................................................................45
Speed/Hall Sensor................................................................................................................46
Drive Belt Motor....................................................................................................................47
Direct Drive Motor.................................................................................................................48
Mode Shifter ........................................................................................................................49
Platform/Transmission Assembly..........................................................................................51
Accelerometer (Direct Drive Models)....................................................................................52
Turbidity Sensor (Direct Drive Models).................................................................................53
Main Harness Assembly...............................................................................................................54
Diagnostics...................................................................................................................................55
Consumer Fault Mode (CFM)...............................................................................................55

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Field Service Mode...............................................................................................................55
Service Mode Tests ..............................................................................................................56
Fault Codes ..........................................................................................................................59
Voice Module ........................................................................................................................71
Control Board Connector Locator.................................................................................................72
Control Board Electronic 900/905 and 700/705 Models .......................................................72
Control Board Electronic 600/605 Models ............................................................................73
User Interface/Wi-Fi Board ...................................................................................................74
Wi-Fi board: 900/905 and 700/705 Models Only ..................................................................74
Schematics / Wiring Diagrams .....................................................................................................75
900/905 and 700/705 Models ...............................................................................................75
600/605 Models ....................................................................................................................76
Index.............................................................................................................................................77

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Prior to disassembly of the washer to access components, GEA
Factory Service technicians are REQUIRED to follow the Lockout /
Tagout (LOTO) 6 Step Process:
Safety Requirements
GEA Factory Service Employees are required to use safety glasses with side shields, safety gloves and
steel toe shoes for all repairs.
Step 1
Plan and Prepare
Step 4
Apply LOTO device and lock
Step 2
Shut down the appliance
Step 5
Control (discharge) stored
energy
Step 3
Isolate the appliance
Step 6
“Try It” verify that the appliance
is locked out
Composite or Steel-
Toed Work Boot
Electrically Rated Gloves and
Dyneema® Cut Resistant Glove
Keeper
Dyneema® Cut Resistant
Gloves
Cut Resistant Sleeves
Plano Type Safety Glasses Prescription Safety Glasses
Safety Glasses must be
ANSI Z87.1-2003 compliant

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Model number nomenclature can be used to determine features and specications in the appliance.
Serial Number
The rst two characters of the serial number identify the month and year of manufacture.
Example: DT123456S = February 2022. The letter designating the year repeats every 12 years.
Nomenclature
The model tag is located at the right bottom edge of the lid.
The mini manual attached with tape on the inside bottom left of the cabinet.
Model
ID Tag
Mini Manual
Model Number
P T W 7 0 0 B S T 0 W S
Brand
P: GE Prole Brand
Conguration
T: Top Load Rear Control
Series
The 4th and 5th Digit indicate
model series.
Typically, even numbers are top
load, odd numbers are front load.
Platform
W: Washer
Series
WASHER: 6th digit indicates
model series.
Engineering Rev/Product
Service
The Tenth Digit will be used to
denote “non-interchangeable”
changes of little or no
commercial signicance but
of considerable importance to
Product Service. The Numerical
System (0-9) will be primary and
used for all models.
Partner Type
S: Standard/Core partner
P: Premium (color adder)
Product Type
B: Top Load 4” Cover – Matching
Color
DG: Diamond Grey
WS: Silver back guard
RS: Royal Sapphire Blue
Model Year
R: 2021
T: 2022
A: JAN
D: FEB
F: MAR
G: APR
H: MAY
L: JUN
M: JUL
R: AUG
S: SEP
T: OCT
V: NOV
Z: DEC
2024: Z
2023: V
2022: T
2021: S
2020: R
2019: M
2018: L
2017: H
2016: G
2015: F
2014: D
2013: A

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Specications
Gallons Inches Comment
10.0 5.1 Min Fill
36.0 17.4 Max Fill
Electrical Specications Water Levels
AC Voltage
• Main Board: 120 VAC to the J101
• Drain Pump: Should read approximately
13.2-ohms, 120 VAC
• Mode Shifter Motor: Should read
approximately 5.7k ohms, 120 VAC
• Water Valves: Should read approximately
1.3k ohms, 120 VAC
• Lid Lock Position Locked/Unlocked: Lid
Lock Coil approximately 60- to 100-ohms
between pins 2 and 3 when locked, and pins
1 and 3 when unlocked with the lid closed.
• Dosing Pump: Should read approximately
1.7k ohms, 120 VAC
• Bulk Tank Level Sensor: 5 VDC
DC Voltage
• User Interface (UI) Logic Board: 12 VDC /
7.5 VDC
• Hall Sensor: 9 VDC pin 3 to pin 2
• Accelerometer: 5 VDC
• Turbidity Sensor: 5 VDC
• Pressure Sensor: (See the Pressure
Sensor section of this service guide)

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Throughout this manual, features and appearance may vary by model.
Control Features
700/705 Model
600/605 Model
900/905 Model
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Power
Press to “wake up” the display. If the display is active, press to put the washer into idle mode.
NOTE: Pressing Power does not disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
A

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Start/Pause
Press Start to begin the cycle. NOTE: Unless Bulky cycle is selected, the lid must be closed
for the washer to start cycle. If the lid is open, “Lid” will scroll across the display. During the
load sensing portion of the cycle, the lid will lock, and “SEnSing” will scroll across the display.
When load sensing is complete, the lid will unlock.
Pressing Pause will unlock the lid (if locked at that time), pause the cycle and the Start indi-
cator light will blink.
To continue the cycle, press Start again. If water remains in the machine, select the Drain
and Spin cycle to drain basket and spin water out of the washer basket. NOTE: Machine will
automatically cancel and drain when water is present, and the lid is left open for 15-minutes
or the unit is left in a paused state for 24-hours with the lid closed. Select cycle and press
Start to begin new cycle.
Display and Status Lights
Display: The display shows the approximate time remaining until the end of the cycle.
NOTE: The cycle time is a󰀨ected by how long it takes the washer to ll. This depends on the
water pressure in the home. The size of the load being washed also signicantly impacts
cycle time, with larger loads taking longer.
In addition, this display will, “scroll” the washer status:
• BALANCING Start of rebalancing cycle to redistribute clothes. Stops after rebal-
ancing is complete.
• DELAY When Delay Wash is initiated. Replaced with estimated time when
cycle starts.
• End End of current cycle.
• FILL “FILL” will scroll across the display during ll. Afterwards the estimat-
ed end of cycle time is displayed.
• H2O SUPPLY Cannot sense water level (water supply possibly turned o󰀨).
• LID Cycle stopped because lid is open. Close the lid and press the Start
button if needed.
• SENSING
Sensing out-of-balance condition, waterproof items, or load size and
type before and during ll (normal).
• PAUSE
Cycle paused because the lid was opened during start up sequence
or the Start/Pause button was pressed. Press Start button again to
restart the cycle.
Cycle status lights: Shows whether the washer is in the Pre-wash, Delay, Fill, Soak, Wash,
Rinse or Spin portion of the cycle.
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NOTE: Cycle Status lights vary by model.
If an out-of-balance condition is detected by the washer, the Spin light will blink during the
remaining portion of the cycle and will stay illuminated for a short time after cycle completion.
When this occurs, the washer is taking actions to correct the out-of-balance condition and
complete the cycle normally. In some cases, the washer may not be able to balance the load
and spin up to full speed. If the load is more wet than normal at the end of the cycle, redis-
tribute the load evenly in the wash basket and run a Drain and Spin cycle.
Feature status lights indicate (see sections Fand Gfor more details):
Pause Will display when washer is paused between cycles.
Controls The washer is locked and will blink once if you press any button or
turn the cycle knob.
Lid Lock The lid is locked. See the Control Lock description.
Wi-Fi (on some
models)
Will display when washer is connected via Wi-Fi. Will blink when at-
tempting to connect to a device on the home Wi-Fi.
Spin Stop Indicates wash basket is coasting to a stop following spin. Lid will not
unlock until basket has fully come to a stop.
Wash Cycles-Cycle Selector
The wash cycle controls the type of washing process. The cycle selector knob can be turned
in either direction. Turning the knob after starting a cycle will stop the washer and change the
cycle/options to the new selection. Press Start to begin the new cycle selection.
The chart on the next page will help match the items to be washed with the best wash cycle
settings. For optimal performance, select the cycle that most closely matches the items being
washed.
Selections and options shown in bold are the recommended settings for that cycle. Some
cycles and options may not be available on some models.
D
Sanitize with Oxi
The Sanitize with Oxi cycle, when using an Oxi additive along with the detergent, is designed to
remove 99.9% of bacteria found in home laundry. Measure the detergent and the Oxi products
carefully. Using the amounts appropriate for a large heavily soiled load, follow the detergent and
the Oxi product label instructions. For the Sanitize With Oxi cycle only, add the clothes rst and
then place the detergent and Oxi product directly on top of the load. The washer hot water sup-
ply connection must provide a minimum of 120°F to ensure the e󰀨ectiveness of this cycle.
NOTE: The default Sanitize With Oxi cycle water temperature can NOT be changed.
Failure to closely follow these instructions may result in an abnormal vibrating
and out-of-balance condition that could result in physical injury, property dam-
age, and/or appliance damage.
For Waterproof, Water-Resistant, or Bulky:
• Only use the Bulky (or Delicates) cycle.
• Using other cycles can cause excessive vibration and may result in injury or damage to the wash-
er, walls, or oor.
• Do not mix waterproof and non-waterproof items.
• Read the Owner’s Manual for wash cycle details.
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ESettings
Individual settings for water temperature (Temp), agitation (Soil), and spin (Spin) can be set
from the minimum (lowest in column) to maximum (highest in column).
NOTE: Longer Spin times typically reduce dryer time/energy usage (i.e.: reduces total energy
when using both a washer and a dryer).
Cycle Options
Deep Fill
Select the Deep Fill feature for loads where extra water is desired. The Deep Fill feature is
recommended for special caseloads only, not for typical use.
Press and release the Deep Fill button once before starting the cycle to add 3 addition gal-
lons of water to the wash load. Holding the Deep Fill button for 3-seconds will provide the
deepest ll level possible; this will increase cycle time due to the additional time it takes to ll
the washer. To cancel the option if desired, press the Deep Fill button again.
NOTE: The Deep Fill button can also be pressed after the washer has completed lling and
is in the wash phase if additional water is desired. To stop the extra ll, press the Deep Fill
button again and the water will stop.
Power Pre-wash (on some models)
Ideal for heavily soiled loads, this cycle option works with SmartDispense™ to add a brief
wash, soak and drain cycle to loosen and remove heavy soil before starting the cycle select-
ed.
Tangle Control™ (on some models)
Setting this option will adjust the wash cycle to aid in the prevention of tangling. The cycle
time may increase when this option is selected. NOTE: This option is not allowed for some
cycles.
Auto Soak
This option begins with a brief agitation, soaks for a specied period of time, then moves
through the rest of the cycle automatically. Repeated pressing of the Soak button will scroll
through 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour and 2-hour selections and then return back to 0 soak
minutes.
Deep Rinse
Set this option to provide a deep rinse or when using fabric softener. It may change other
settings (e.g., Spin may go to a higher setting) to maximize performance. Option available
on all wash cycles.
Delay Wash
When the Delay Wash button is repeatedly pressed, the delay time is set from 1 (01H) to 9
(09H) hours and back to clear (00H) hours. If the user presses and hold the Delay Wash
button for 3-seconds, it will immediately reset.
Extra Rinse
When extra detergent or bleach to clean heavily soiled clothes is used, use the Extra Rinse
option to better remove additional residues. NOTE: This option is not allowed for some
cycles.
F
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G
Smart Wash (on some models)
When enabled, the Smart Wash option will automatically sense the soil level of the load
and adjust the wash cycle accordingly (adding or removing agitation and soaking times) to
achieve excellent wash performance while minimizing wear.
Smart Rinse (on some models)
The Smart Rinse feature senses the amount of soil and detergent in the current laundry
cycle and determines whether additional water is needed to ensure a thorough rinse keeping
fabrics performing like new for longer.
My Cycle Settings (on some models)
As the cycle selector knob is turned, the Temp, Soil and Spin settings change to automatic
pre-set default settings for each cycle. If a di󰀨erent default setting is desired, select the
desired options or changes to the cycle settings, then press and hold the My Cycle button for
3-seconds to store them.
The My Cycle button will light when active. In the future, when the selector knob is turned to
that cycle, the settings will be automatically recalled. To restore the factory defaults tempo-
rarily (i.e.: for this load), press the My Cycle button for 1/2-second. The My Cycle light will
turn o󰀨 and the factory defaults will load. However, the next time this cycle is selected, My
Cycle settings will load.
If wished to permanently restore the factory default settings for the cycle; when the My Cycle
is active (button light on) press and hold the My Cycle button for 3-seconds. The factory
defaults will load for the selected cycle and the My Cycle light will turn o󰀨. The default set-
tings will load when this cycle is selected in the future and the My Cycle light will remain
o󰀨. NOTE: My Cycle saves the following options: Temp, Soil, Spin, Extra Rinse, Deep Fill,
Auto Soak, Deep Rinse, Tangle Control, Auto, Power Clean and Gentle Care.
Sound (on some models)
Use the Volume button to change the volume of the end of cycle signal and other system
tones. Press the button until the desired volume is reached (high, medium, low) or o󰀨. On
some models, this feature may only be available through the GE Appliances SmartHQ App.
Control Lock
Use the control lock before or during a cycle to prevent any selections from being made. To
lock/unlock the washer controls, press and hold the Rinse and Spin buttons for 3-sec-
onds. The control lock icon will light up when it is on. NOTE: The Power button can still be
used when the machine is locked.
Power Clean and Gentle Care (on some models)
The Auto setting balances wash performance, fabric care, and cycle time for normally soiled
or lightly soiled loads.
Gentle Care reduces agitation time and adds a series of soaks to reduce fabric wear/fading
while still providing great wash performance on garments needing special care.
Use Power Clean to add heavy agitation and soaking to boost wash performance for loads
needing a deep clean.

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Alexa Voice Assistant (PTW905 and PTW900 Models Only)
The washer is embedded with Alexa voice assistant. When connected to the SmartHQ App,
you can use your voice to automatically set the washer to handle tough stains or to set the
appropriate cycle to wash specic fabrics. When paired with a compatible dryer, you can also
set your dryer to optimally handle a specic fabric.
Refer to the label on the inside of your washer lid to utilize your laundry voice assistant.
Download your SmartHQ App and connect your washer to set up your built in Alexa. Alexa
and all related marks are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its a󰀩liates.
SmartDispense™ (PTW905 and PTW900 Models Only)
When selected, this feature will automatically add detergent to the wash, eliminating the need
to add detergent for each load.
The detergent amount selection on the control panel will default to AUTO when rst power-
ing up the washing machine. When AUTO is selected, the amount of detergent needed for
each laundry load will automatically be determined based on the size of the load the machine
senses.
If it is desired to manually select the amount of detergent for a given load, this can be done by
pressing the Select button on the SmartDispense™ control panel to choose between Less or
More detergent. Less will provide less detergent than the Auto selection and more will pro-
vide more detergent than the Auto selection.
The SmartDispense™ feature can be disabled by pressing the Select button on the Smart-
Dispense™ control panel until O󰀨 is selected.
NOTE: Not all cycles will allow the use of the SmartDispense™ feature. If the O󰀨 LED is
illuminated and pressing the Select button results in a beeping tone, then SmartDispense™ is
not allowed for the cycle that has been selected. Detergent will need to be added directly to
the wash basket for these cycles.
The SmartDispense™ feature can be disabled by pressing the Select button on the Smart-
Dispense™ control panel until O󰀨 is selected.
NOTE: Not all cycles will allow the use of the SmartDispense™ feature. If the O󰀨 LED is
illuminated and pressing the Select button results in a beeping tone, then SmartDispense™
is not allowed for the cycle that has been selected. Detergent will need to be added directly to
the wash basket for these cycles.
H
F
Turn Volume up
Press to talk
Turn Volume down
Mic: Mute/Unmute
Voice Status Indicators
Yellow: Communications
Red: Muted
Purple: Do Not Disturb
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Consumer Help Indicator
Your washer is equipped with Consumer Help Indicator (CHI). CHI is our way to communicate a simple
remedy for some situations that you can perform without the need to call for service. The chart below
describes the helpful messages you may notice scrolling on your display when you return to start an-
other load. These messages will provide simple remedies you can quickly perform.
Spin Light
Blinking
If an out-of-balance condition is detected by the washer, the Spin light will blink
during the remaining portion of the cycle and will stay illuminated for a short
time after cycle completion. When this occurs, the washer is taking actions
to correct the out-of-balance condition and complete the cycle normally. In
some cases, the washer may not be able to balance the load and spin up to full
speed. If you notice the load is more wet than normal at the end of the cycle,
redistribute the load evenly in the wash basket and run a Drain and Spin cycle.
“H2O
SUPPLY”
(Water Not
Entering
Washer)
Check your house water supply. Did you forget to turn on one or both supply
valves after installation or coming back from vacation? As soon as the mes-
sage starts to scroll, the washer will initiate a 4-minute lockout period. The
washer controls won’t respond/change during this time. After the 4-minutes,
you can begin your cycle again. If you try to bypass the lock-out period by un-
plugging the washer, the 4-minute timer will start over again.
“Canceled” “CAnCELEd” may scroll on the display if the machine was paused for longer
than 24-hours or if the machine has stopped itself before the cycle completed
due to certain errors. As soon as the message starts to scroll, the washer will
initiate a 4-minute lock-out period. The washer controls won’t respond/change
during this time. After the 4-minute period, you can begin your cycle again. If
you try to bypass the lock-out period by unplugging the washer, the 4-minute
timer will start over again. If the problem persists, call GE Appliances at 800.
GE.CARES (800.432.2737) for service.
“Lid” “Lid” will be shown on display if 3 cycles have been started without opening the
lid. The washer will not start another cycle until the lid is opened. Try opening,
then closing the lid and starting a new cycle. If the problem persists, call 800.
GE.CARES (800.432.2737) for service.

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Recommended Tools
The following specialized tools are referenced
within this service guide and may be ordered
from GE Appliances.
WX05X10022 Socket
This is not an ordinary impact socket. This is
a shallow wall deep well 1-5/16 impact socket,
used to remove the washer hub nut.
WX05X00000 3/8 x 17-3/8th Socket Extension
The long socket extension is used for removing
the single action agitator bolt.
WX05X23817 Water Transfer Pump
The water transfer pump is used to remove water
from the tub should the drain pump need to be
removed. The transfer pump only comes with
one (1) hose. A standard washer hose can be
used for the outlet side of the pump. Part number
WH41X10207.
WX05X10028 Torque Limiter
The torque limiter tool is ONLY used with an
impact gun to achieve the proper torque 100-foot
pounds. Use the torque limiter when removing
or installing the hub nut to prevent damage to the
shaft and tube assembly.
WH05X25382 Strap Wrench
The strap wrench is used to remove the two-
stage agitator to access the agitator bolt.
Standard Tools
• 1/4” Nut driver
• 5/16” Nut driver
• 3/8” Socket
• 7/16” Socket
• 1/2” Socket
• 9/16” Socket
• 3/8" Drive Ratchet
• Electric impact gun
• Inch lb. torque wrench
• Foot lb. torque wrench
• Phillips screw-driver
• Putty knife
• Multimeter
• Needle-nose pliers

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Component Locator Views
Lid Switch/Lock
Assembly
Bulk Tank Dispenser Assembly
Bleach Funnel
Underside Top Cover 900/905 Model

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Dispenser Assembly
Lid Switch/Lock
Assembly
Bleach Cup
Underside Top Cover 700/705 and 600/605 Model

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Tub Cover
Speed Sensor
Impeller
and Bolt
Mode Shifter
Platform/Transmission
Assembly
Basket assembly
Drain
Pump Seal
Mode Shifter
Clutch
Accelerometer
Rotor Nut
Turbidity
Sensor
Main
Harness
Hub Nut and
Belleville
Washer
Impeller
Cap
Internal Drain
Hose and Clamp
Drain Pump
Stator Motor
Rotor Motor
Tub Assembly 900/700 Model

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Tub Cover
Speed Sensor
Impeller
Accelerometer
Platform/Transmission
Assembly
Hub Nut and
Belleville Washer
Drain Pump
Seal
Mode Shifter
Rotor Motor
Turbidity
Sensor
Mode Shifter
Clutch
Main
Harness
Auger and
Bolt
Agitator Cap
Internal Drain
Hose and Clamp
Drain Pump
Stator Motor
Basket assembly
Tub Assembly 905/705 Model