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Where does the reed switch go on my front loader

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Hello friend, thank you for your post!
I see that your question is labeled under Frigidaire washer, GLTF2940ES. I have located the parts manual for your appliance and it will provide you the location of your reed switch. I hope this helps. -Matt

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