Product review (5 stars): Problem Solved. Plug & Play With Some Work
This is the part you most likely need if the water does not drain from the tub.  I spent weeks troubleshooting the problem and using a shop vac to keep it operational before giving into the fact that this part was the culprit.  If you are up for a moderate skill level DIY repair you can save a couple hundred dollars compared with total replacement or having a repairman fix it.  The replacement part is a redesign so you have to swap the wire harness for compatibility with the machine and the new part itself.  Found YouTube videos to assist with step by step instructions.  It is plug and play but requires numerous steps to get everything swapped out.  It is also a GE manufactured part and not an aftermarket version. Good luck.  Hope this may help someone else fix this issue and save some money doing it.