Product review (1 stars): Low water levels, does not clean cloths, leaves cloths dingy.
First:  The large load water lever is 4" down from the top of the screw on the agitator.
Because of this low water level cloths don't move freely tough the soapy water, and do not get clean.

Second:  There is no spin between the wash and rinse cycles.
Cloths are left saturated with soapy water when the rinse water starts to fill the drum.
Which means that the rinse water will have a lot of soap in it during the rinse/soak cycle.

Third:  On the large load setting, the rinse water level is half that of the wash water level.
Some of the still soapy cloths are left sitting above the rinse water, and are never submerged during the rinse/ soak cycle.

The combination of the lack of a spin between wash and rinse cycles, and the low rinse water lever means that cloths build up soap residue over time.  This leaves the cloths dingy, and can contribute to skin allergies.

Forth:  During the rinse/ soak cycle the agitator starts while the water is still flowing in.  This means that the agitator is trying to move heavy wet cloths with very little water in the drum, this puts a heavy strain on the agitator drive mechanism.  This strain caused the agitator drive mechanism in my washer to fail after four months.

I have has two contractor service calls thus far to replace the agitator drive mechanism, and load level switch (the water levels did not change).  I have a GE service tech coming out next week, I will update this review after that visit.  I do not think my washer is broken, I think the overall design is defective.