When a General Electric top-loading residential washing machine refuses to either agitate or spin during its cycle, the failure is usually caused by a snapped drive belt, a broken motor inverter board, a failed lid switch, or a jammed transmission. First, check that the lid switch clicks closed and registers properly, as an open switch halts all motor movement. Second, tilt the washer back to inspect the rubber drive belt for cracks or slippage. Third, perform a hard power reset by unplugging the unit for five minutes. You can troubleshoot control systems easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when resetting the control board, fixing the lid switch, or replacing a snapped drive belt restores normal agitation and high-speed spinning.
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