GE Smartwater GXSF23Z01 wiring diagram

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Good evening. Had the white wire unplug from the cover plate when cleaning the venturi which killed power to the unit Any ideas as to where it plugs into the board? Thanks

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If I'm not mistaken, the white wire goes to the micro switch which has 2 wires (red & white). This would not kill the power. The transformer has 2 black wires which will kill power if disconnected.
 

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If I'm not mistaken, the white wire goes to the micro switch which has 2 wires (red & white). This would not kill the power. The transformer has 2 black wires which will kill power if disconnected.

This is a picture of the white wire I'm talking about. It goes in the connector with the green wire.
 

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So I plugged it to the left of the green wire and the unit will not stop draining water now for some reason. I have to manually bypass it as unplugging it doesnt stop the draining. Any ideas?
 

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The wire is used to indicate the position of the valve to the controller. With the wire disconnected, the controller thinks the valve is the service position when is fact it is in a one of the cycles. Push & hold the regen button to advance the unit into a cycle. Once the motor stops, push again. At some point the controller will take over & the motor will continue to turn until the controller & valve are in time. If the wire is not making good contact, the motor will contine to turn until an error code shows up on the display.
 

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Unplug, wait about 10 sec and plug back in. The motor will continue turning the valve until the valve & controller are in time or another error code pops up. If the error code pops up, the controller is not recieving a singal from the mirco switch.
 

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I appreciate it. Still getting ERR01. Is there a way to test the wire connection for a completion on the circuit? I spent quite a bit of time putting the wire into the connector so feel that it's connected. Just making sure it's in the right spot and all.
 

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Dismount the circuit board the connector is on, and then 1) verify the position in the connector you've chosen is in fact connected to something, and 2) use an ohmeter to check continuity from the microswitch to the circuit board.
 

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I apologize, the correct position for the wire is on the inside. The 2 outside terminals are blank making the 2 inside in use.
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Can't thank you enough. The white wire was plugged into the other side according to past posts. Works perfectly. THanks!
 
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