GE Washer Repair (Model GTW460ASJ9WW) – Alliance, OH

GE • Washer • Alliance, OH

In Alliance, OH, a washer that won’t fill can halt laundry day. For this Stark County home, cleaning the inlet screens brought the washer back to normal.

Complaint: Washer wouldn’t fill properly and stopped with an error.
Cause: Clogged water inlet screens restricting flow.
Fix: Cleaned inlet screens and cleaned drive belt.
Result: Normal fill and full cycles without errors.

Diagnostic Findings

Unit would not fill and posted a fill error
Water inlet screens found clogged with debris
Screens cleaned; flow restored
Drive belt cleaned for smooth operation
Washer filled normally and completed test cycle

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Repairs Performed

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Typical repair range: $100.50–$200.50.

If the repair cost approaches 50% of a new unit, it may be worth exploring replacement options.

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Maintenance Tips for Appliances

Clean water inlet screens every 6–12 months to prevent slow fills.
Avoid overloading; it stresses the motor and belt.
Stark County hard water can clog screens—consider a simple sediment filter.
Inspect hoses annually and replace if bulged or cracked.

Final Verification

We completed functional tests to verify proper operation and checked for leaks, errors, and responsiveness.

About the Technician: Samuel Willhite, owner and lead technician of Louisville Appliance Repair.

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