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Model tag missing on vintage GE Filter Flo 3 speed 14 washer w/ broken Assister

By SVeig
18 hours ago in DIY Appliance Repair Help

https://appliantology.org/topic/110697-model-tag-missing-on-vintage-ge-filter-flo-3-speed-14-washer-w-broken-assister/

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SVeig

Posted 18 hours ago

I have a vintage General Electric “Three Speed Filter-Flo Washer 14” with “Infinite Water Level” and an “Assister” agitator which bottom ring is broken (see pictures below). Can’t find model number to look for compatible parts as I think model plate has been removed.

The Assistor seems to work fine on the spin cycle, but hardly moves during wash cycle unless significant downward hand pressure is applied. Therefore presume / hope the broken plastic ring which is at the bottom of the Assistor Assembly is the problem and is an easy cheap fix.

Can anyone visually identify model and / or compatible Assistor Assembly replacement ring and my presumption that the broken ring is the problem?