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Problem solved. It was the user interface board. In other words, the board behind the controls and buttons. Even though using the controls never showed an issue, and they all appeared to work fine, it seems that the controls themselves were 'telling' the main computer to add water during the...

Well, a new control board did NOT fix it. I'm officially done with it. It's junk. Problem is the machine injects so much water during the dry cycle that it soaks all clothes. 100% soaking wet. New water control valve New Wifi Adapter (no firmware update available) and now new main control...

! It's now two years old. I'm up in Canada and to be honest, not sure it would matter where I was but I'd have little faith in GE service techs with respect to this unit. From the reviews, people with issues had multiple visits with multiple parts until the spaghetti stuck to the wall :) I was...

Hi Jon; That would make sense but I don't think that's how it works. Apparently the condenser is flushed during the rinse cycle. I'm starting to think my new washer is going to get thrown out :( When you sort all the reviews on it over at GE from lowest to highest you start to see a picture...

It's still doing it. I'm starting to wonder if it's firmware corruption. On any dry cycle it seems to get close to the end (almost totally dry) and then it starts adding water. The odd thing is, normally firmware corruption occurs with power surges or spikes. When I bought the unit I...

I took it apart today and cleaned out the debris. There wasn't as much as I thought there would be. The plenum itself was empty but the fan housing had a bit and the fan blades had a decent coat. Time will tell...

I think you could be on the right track. The more I think of it, the more I come to the conclusion it could be something like a penny stuck somewhere that moves into a position and causes it. I'm not saying it's a penny, it's the premise behind it which I think you just illustrated. I do clean...

Hi John; No, it's draining into a code-specific drain tube at the right height etc. There are no draining issues. What it's doing is adding way too much water during the dry cycle. My guess is the way it's supposed to work is that it adds a small amount during the dry cycle but not soak...

Hi Folks! I have a GE GFQ14 (GFQ14ESSN0WW) Combination Washer & Dryer. It's a fantastic machine and uses condenser drying to dry the clothes (all in one). But...it's got an issue. At some point during the drying cycle it's injecting a lot of water into the tub! So my clothes would start to...

Many thanks for the replies, odd that I didn't get an email notification. The water was definitely being added into the drum, I could see it as it was doing the drying cycle. The volume was such that the clothes were then soaked completely to the extent that when you took them out they dripped...

Hi Folks! I have a nearly new (just outside warranty) GE GFQ14 Combination Washer & Dryer. It's a fantastic machine and uses condenser drying to dry the clothes (all in one). Recently I noticed that it was not drying. So I took the cover off and found that the plenum for the drying part is...