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Well the machine I'm speaking of is a spotscrubber machine. To put the pan in you have to tip it under the lip of the machine then put in on the agitator. The one I have will take a minibasket but I guess it got lost along the way (anyone have a minibasket they want to part with?

OK Guysm thanks for the feedback on the OOB situation. Now I have another question for the GE experts out there, What makes a Super Filter-Flow super?

It seems to like to go out of balance an smaller loads. When it does, it can be heard from the next town over. The 2 Kenmore's we had when I was growing up always had aan off balance buzzer. I would be surprised is GE didn't put one in this machine.

It seems to like to go out of balance an smaller loads. When it does, it can be heard from the next town over. The 2 Kenmore's we had when I was growing up always had aan off balance buzzer. I would be surprised is GE didn't put one in this machine.

It does seem to do better with a full load. However, isn't there some sort of mechanisum that detects an out of balance situation that would sound a buzzer and possible stop the machine when this happens? Thanks

Hi, I have a 70's GE filter flow. The problem I have is that when it goes out of balance, it doesn't buzz and stop. It will keep chugginfg until someone stops it. I don't want ole' Betsy to hurt herself when she does this. Can anyone tell me what to check for so I can remidy the problem. Thanks...