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Here are a few pics of a GE washer I'm troubleshooting.  For the last week and a half it's been intermittently stopping about midway through the wash cycle and eventually turning off.  Running a subsequent drain and spin cycle works ok to finish wash.  This morning it stopped and refused to be powered off and the door remained locked.  Turning off and on the breaker didn't get the door unlocked or allow the washer to be powered off.  Leaving the breaker off for 4 hours and then flipping back on allowed the washer to pump out the water from this wash load, unlock the door and power off.  Then a spin and drain cycle worked ok.  

I'd like to identify the model so I can look up a manual and find any owner maintenance that may have been neglected.  But, if you'll look at the pictures in the link below, the model number and serial sticker is smudged. As near as I can tell it ends in 001MJ.  

GE Washer

Hopefully one of you guys recognizes this model and can help me troubleshoot and identify?

 

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nice!

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