WW02F00671 GE Mode Shifter Assembly for Washers, Fixes No Agitation or No Spin
WW02F00671 is a genuine GE/Mabe washer mode-shifter and shaft assembly. It replaces previous service number WW01F03184. The assembly connects the motor drive system to the wash plate and changes the washer between agitation and spin operation.
A worn, seized or electrically failed mode shifter may contribute to a washer that does not agitate, does not spin, remains in one drive mode or produces clicking or grinding during cycle transitions.
Similar symptoms can also result from a damaged drive belt, pulley, motor, speed sensor, wiring connection or electronic control. Inspect the drive belt, pulleys, motor, sensor, wiring and control system before replacing the assembly.
Confirm the complete washer model and revision before ordering. Disconnect electrical power before accessing the washer drive system.
❓ Is This the Right Part?
A defective mode shifter is one possible cause of no-agitation, no-spin or cycle-transition problems. This is a likely candidate if ALL of the following are true:
- ✔ Washer powers on and fills with water normally
- ✔ Lid lock, drive belt, motor, pulleys and speed sensor have been confirmed functional
- ✔ Wiring connections and electronic control board have been confirmed operational
- ✔ Problem is specifically failure to agitate, failure to spin, or grinding/clicking during mode transitions
Not sure? Send us your model number — we'll confirm before you order.
🔧 Common Symptoms
- Washer does not agitate — wash plate does not move during wash phase
- Washer does not spin — drum stays stationary during spin phase
- Washer remains locked in one drive mode throughout the cycle
- Grinding or clicking noise during the transition between wash and spin
- Cycle stops when transitioning between wash and spin
📦 Part Details
- Part Number: WW02F00671 (current GE/Mabe service number)
- Replaces: WW01F03184 (previous GE/Mabe service number)
- Engineering Reference: 233D2202G001 (catalogue reference only — not a verified OEM directional supersession)
- Distributor References: 4984434, AP7225424, EAP12113397, PS12113397
- Type: Washer mode-shifter and shaft assembly — connects motor drive system to wash plate; changes operation between agitation and spin
- Brands: GE Appliances, Mabe
While the washer cabinet is open and the transmission area is accessible, inspect the drive belt and motor speed sensor — both are subject to the same mechanical stress as the mode shifter and often degrade together. Replacing worn components at the same time avoids a second service call.
⚙️ Installation
Skill Level: ADVANCED — 45–90 minutes. Disconnect power and close water supply valves before servicing. Remove the washer cabinet panels to access the transmission and mode shifter assembly. Document all mechanical connections with photos before disassembly. Disconnect the actuator linkage, remove the mounting hardware, swap the assembly, reconnect all linkages, and reassemble. Manually test mode shifting before closing the cabinet and running a full cycle.
✓ Compatible Models
Confirmed compatible with GTW220BMK0WW, GTW220BMK1WW, GTW330BMK0WW, GTW330BMK1WW, MTW200BMK0WW plus additional GE/Mabe-platform models. Contact us to verify your model number before ordering.
💡 Pro Tip
A faulty lid switch is the most commonly misdiagnosed cause of spin failure on GE top-load washers. Test the lid switch first — if it tests open when closed, replace it before the mode shifter. Also confirm the drive belt is intact and the speed sensor is reading correctly. The mode shifter, belt and speed sensor work as a system — a failed belt or sensor produces identical symptoms at a fraction of the cost.
✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages
✅Compatibility & Cross Reference
Not sure about your model number? Call 1-877-899-7278 and we’ll help you confirm. All brand names are the property of their respective owners and are used for compatibility reference only.
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