WH11X29539 WH11X39237 Washer Drain Pump Filter for GE GFW550SSN0WW GFW550SSN1WW GFW550SSN2WW GFW550SSN3WW GFW550SSN4WW GFW550SSN5WW GFW550SPN0DG GFW550SPR5RS GFW650SPN0SN GFW650SSN1WW PFQ97HSPV0DS

WH11X29539 WH11X39237 Washer Drain Pump for GE GFW550SPN0DG GFW550SPRRS GFW550SPR5RS GFW550SSNWW GFW550SSN0WW GFW550SSN1WW GFW550SSN2WW GFW550SSN3WW GFW550SSN4WW GFW550SSN5WW GFW650SPN0SN GFW650SSN1WW GFW650SSN2WW GFW850SPN1RS GFW850SPN2RS PFQ97HSPV0DS

• ►Product Overview: The WH11X29539 WH11X39237 Washer Drain Pump , It is a Brand New Genuine OEM replacement Parts for GE Front-Loading Washers.
• ►Compatibility List of Part Numbers: This WH11X29539 WH11X39237 Washer Drain Pump Replaces These Part Numbers : 0022150033660401F, 4962370, AP6986715, PS16217203, EAP16217203, AP8054992, PD00065822, PD00094541
• ►Product Parameters: HANYU B25-3A04, 120V~60Hz 1.2A, 10min on 50min off, Part No. 0022150033660401F
• ►Fit for Whirlpool Washer Models:PFQ83HSLW1WW, PFQ83HSSW1WW, PFQ83HSHW1WW, PFQ97HSPV1DS, GFW510SCN0WW, GFW510SCN1WW, GFW510SCN3WW, GFW510SCN4WW, GFW510SCN5WW, GFW510SCV0WW, GFW550SPN0DG, GFW550SPN1DG, GFW550SPN2DG, GFW550SPN3DG, GFW550SPR0RS, GFW550SPR3RS, GFW550SPR4RS, GFW550SPR5RS, GFW550SSN0WW, GFW550SSN1WW, GFW550SSN2WW, GFW550SSN3WW, GFW550SSN4WW, GFW550SSN5WW, GFW650SPN0SN, GFW650SPN1SN, GFW650SPN2SN, GFW650SPN3SN, GFW650SPN4SN, GFW650SSN0WW, GFW650SSN1WW, GFW650SSN2WW, GFW650SSN3WW, GFW650SSN4WW, GFW655SPV0DS, GFW655SSV0WW
• ►Fit for Whirlpool Washer Models:GFW850SPN0DG, GFW850SPN0RS, GFW850SPN1DG, GFW850SPN1RS, GFW850SPN2DG, GFW850SPN2RS, GFW850SPN3DG, GFW850SPN4RS, GFW850SPN5RS, GFW850SSN0WW, GFW850SSN1WW, GFW850SSN2WW, GFW850SSN3WW, GFW850SSN4WW, GFW850SSN5WW, PFQ83HSHW0WW, PFQ83HSLW0WW, PFQ83HSPW0RS, PFQ83HSSW0WW, PFQ97HSPV0DS, PFW870SPV0RS, PFW870SSV0WW, PFW950SPT0DS, PFW950SPT1DS, PFW950SPT2DS, PFW950SPT3DS, PFW955SPW0DS, PFW955SPW0GN
• ►If the washing machine can't drain, a possible cause is a faulty drain pump: 1 - Start by checking the pump motor. This is a likely failure when you don’t hear the pump run at all. 2 - Use a multimeter to measure the resistance of the winding. It should be between 10-40Ω (If it is outside of this range, replace the pump motor) 3 - You can also check the bearings to see if the motor moves freely, If you hear grinding noises when you turn the motor, you should replace the pump. 4 - Check the impeller. If you can hear the pump running, but no water is being pumped, you may have either a loose impeller, a broken impeller, or a clog, you should replace the pump