WH23X10051 GE Washer Drain Pump
The WH23X10051 GE Drain Pump is an important appliance part for keeping your washing machine system running smoothly and efficiently. This OEM factory-certified pump is designed to help drain water from the washer tub during the wash, spin, and drain cycles. It fits select GE Hotpoint and other brands of washing machines and features a 1/3 horsepower motor and a 9 amp current draw. With this pump, you can enjoy the convenience of a reliable and efficient drain solution for your washing machine. Get your WH23X10051 GE Drain Pump today and keep your laundry appliances running without a hitch! We're your #1 source for genuine OEM appliance parts. Contact us for further questions as well as any other appliance parts needs!
The WH23X10051 GE Drain Pump is an important appliance part for keeping your washing machine system running smoothly and efficiently. This OEM factory-certified pump is designed to help drain water from the washer tub during the wash, spin, and drain cycles. It fits select GE Hotpoint and other brands of washing machines and features a 1/3 horsepower motor and a 9 amp current draw. With this pump, you can enjoy the convenience of a reliable and efficient drain solution for your washing machine. Get your WH23X10051 GE Drain Pump today and keep your laundry appliances running without a hitch! We're your #1 source for genuine OEM appliance parts. Contact us for further questions as well as any other appliance parts needs!
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Step 1: Unplug Your GE Washer
Before starting any repair on a washing machine, it’s important to unplug the unit from its power source. This simple step will help ensure you won’t accidentally get electrocuted while working on the appliance.
Step 2: Disconnect the Inlet Hoses
Next, you’ll need to disconnect the inlet hoses from the back of the washer. The two water hoses connected to your washer should be labeled with hot and cold markings. Disconnect both of these hoses from the unit and drain them into a bucket.
Step 3: Remove the Drain Pump
In order to access the drain pump so you can replace it, you’ll need to first remove the back panel of the washer. This process can vary slightly based on the model of your washer, but typically you’ll need to unscrew a few screws that are holding the panel in place. Once the panel is off, you’ll be able to locate the drain pump. Unscrew the mounting bolts and slide the pump out.
Step 4: Install the New Drain Pump
Slide the new drain pump into place and secure it with the same mounting screws you used to remove the old pump. Then, reconnect the inlet hoses to the back of the washer.
Step 5: Test the Drain Pump
Now that the drain pump is installed, you should run a short cycle test to make sure it’s functioning properly. Add some water to the washer tub and start a small load. If the water drains correctly, then your repair is complete and you can replace the back panel.
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
Before starting any repair on a washing machine, it’s important to unplug the unit from its power source. This simple step will help ensure you won’t accidentally get electrocuted while working on the appliance.
Step 2: Disconnect the Inlet Hoses
Next, you’ll need to disconnect the inlet hoses from the back of the washer. The two water hoses connected to your washer should be labeled with hot and cold markings. Disconnect both of these hoses from the unit and drain them into a bucket.
Step 3: Remove the Drain Pump
In order to access the drain pump so you can replace it, you’ll need to first remove the back panel of the washer. This process can vary slightly based on the model of your washer, but typically you’ll need to unscrew a few screws that are holding the panel in place. Once the panel is off, you’ll be able to locate the drain pump. Unscrew the mounting bolts and slide the pump out.
Step 4: Install the New Drain Pump
Slide the new drain pump into place and secure it with the same mounting screws you used to remove the old pump. Then, reconnect the inlet hoses to the back of the washer.
Step 5: Test the Drain Pump
Now that the drain pump is installed, you should run a short cycle test to make sure it’s functioning properly. Add some water to the washer tub and start a small load. If the water drains correctly, then your repair is complete and you can replace the back panel.
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
