General Electric
Inferior Washing Machine - ge hydrowave washe

Less than 3 years old, this GE Hydrowave washer needed a $300 repair; the "Shaft and Mode Shifter, " and the "Motor/inverter" were replaced—the very heart of the machine. The repairman, with 30 years experience, called it a "machanical" failure and showed me the broken main PLASTIC gear on the shaft/mode shifter. I believe this is GE's inferior engineering or cost-saving technique for early obsolescence of the device. Truly disappointed with GE's one year warranty on a device that should be covered for 5 years.

Company: General Electric
Country: USA

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