Genuine OEM Replacement Part
Your GE Washer Won’t Drain — This Pump Is the Fix
GE Washer | Drain Pump Assembly | WH23X28375 | Genuine OEM
OEM # WH23X28375
Brand: GE
Direct OEM Fit — No Modifications
GE Platform Washers
✔ Genuine OEM Part
✔ Factory Specifications
✔ Direct Drop-In Fit
✔ Ships from Canada
Is This the Part You Need?
If your GE washer has standing water in the drum, won’t drain, or you hear a humming or buzzing sound during the drain cycle, the drain pump is the most likely cause. Part WH23X28375 is the genuine OEM drain pump assembly for GE platform washers. It installs directly with no modifications required. Before replacing, check the drain hose and pump filter for clogs — a blocked hose or jammed impeller is often mistaken for a failed pump.
Symptoms This Part Fixes
- Washer won’t drain — standing water left in the drum
- Slow or incomplete draining
- Loud humming or buzzing during the drain cycle
- Washer stops mid-cycle with water inside
- Drain error codes on the display
- Clothes soaking wet after a full cycle
- Pump runs but no water is expelled
Part Details
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OEM Part Number: WH23X28375
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Brand: GE (Genuine OEM)
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Part Type: Washer Drain Pump Assembly
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Compatible Brands: GE, Hotpoint (GE-built)
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Fit: Direct OEM replacement — no modification required
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Repair Difficulty: Moderate (3/5)
Installation Notes
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Skill Level: Moderate — front or rear panel removal required depending on model
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Disconnect power at the wall outlet or breaker before starting
- Shut off the water supply and have towels or a shallow pan ready for residual water
- Photograph all hose and wire harness connections before disconnecting
- Release the pump mounting clips or screws and disconnect the drain hose and wire connector
- Install the new WH23X28375 pump, reconnect all hoses and wiring securely
- Restore power and run a drain-only cycle to confirm operation and check for leaks
Compatible Models
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💡 Pro Tip — Check the Pump Filter First:
Before replacing the pump, remove and clean the drain pump filter — it’s the #1 cause of “won’t drain” calls that don’t actually need a new pump. Coins, lint, and small items jam the impeller and mimic a dead pump. If the pump hums but doesn’t move water, the impeller is almost certainly blocked. Clear it first, then test before ordering the pump.
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