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Washer fuse in my ge modelWJSR4160G2WW keeps blowing.
I got a call from my wife, the washer has water in it but won't spin out. When I got home and tried it, I noticed the gfci receptacle was tripped. I reset, tried the washer, it drains, but doesn't spin, he the receptacle tripped again. So I ran cord to a receptacle and same problem. Found the fuse was blown because no led error light. Relaxed with an inline fuse, only to have it blow also. The last load washed was a large fleece blanket, way too heavy.
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