GE Washer

GE GTW525ACPWB Top-Load Washer

Model # GTW525ACPWB

Agitator dog failure is the classic wear item on agitator washers: the top of the agitator turns freely in one direction and clothes stop moving properly. It is an inexpensive repair and a common one on machines several years old.

Blocked inlet screens produce slow fills and long cycles that look like valve failures. With the washer unplugged and both taps closed, the screens can be checked at the valve inlets, though a technician will normally do this as part of a fill complaint.

Key Features

  • 4.2 cu. ft. capacity top-load washer
  • Stainless steel wash basket
  • Dual-action agitator
  • Deep fill and precise fill options

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Agitator dogs wearing so the basket turns with the agitator

02

Water inlet screens blocked with sediment

03

Cycle stopping with an unbalanced load message

04

Lid hinge working loose

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

GE GTW525ACPWB Top-Load Washer FAQ

The agitator dogs are worn, so the upper agitator no longer drives the load. It is one of the cheapest repairs on this type of washer.

Check the taps are fully open and the hoses are not kinked, then the inlet screens. A weak valve is possible but less likely than a restriction.

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