“I noticed that there is a plug below the dryer that looks like a telephone outlet or ethernet outlet. What is it and what is it for? Thanks.”

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• Hello CleanComfort - Thank you for your question; we are happy to help! Current appliances have a data port (like an RJ jack or ethernet port) that allows the appliance to be tested or serviced more easily. This port is used by GE Appliances factory technicians to plug in their diagnostic equipment when needed. If the model has optional WiFi Connect capabilities, it is also where you plug in the optional Wifi ConnectPlus module. We are glad you checked. Olga

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• I actually have one on my GE stackable washer/dryer!!!. Thank U for the info of why it has the jack.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• Yes there is one .... If u open washer lid It is where the .wash lid hits the .dryer.. on left side... Under wash select.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• Not sure what you are seeing but there is no Ethernet port. Just waterlines, eclectic pluck and dryer vent

  Answered by willbjeff 5 years ago

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