GE WH12X10295 Timer - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP3873828
MFG Part Number:	WH12X10295
Made by:	GE

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My washing machine fills, agitates, and then drains when the dial is half way in the washing cycle. It does not fill again and runs the pump until the end of the washing cycle. It does not fill again for the rinse cycle and appears to continue to run the pump and does not spin either but the timer eventually runs to the end of the wash cycle. Thinking about replacing the pump and water level switch first and if that doesn't fix it, try replacing the more expensive timer. Am I on the right track or is there something else I could be doing to fix it? Thanks!

Robert for Model Number WDSR2080DAWW

Answer Hello Robert. First remove the hose from the pressure switch and blow through it looking for clogs in the air dome on the side of the tub. If all is clear, replace the pressure switch on the unit.

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It appears that the drum of my washer is really loose. I can wiggle it all around. Is this normal? It recently stoped working and I believe it to be the timer because if I manually turn it to each spot it will run ( but never stop running ) I assumed because of the timer, so I am going to order one BUT I want to make sure something isnt wrong with the drum before I put $113 into a timer.

Sandy for Model Number Wdsr2080dbww

Answer Hello Sandy, Based on the information provided, you may want to check to see if the hub nut WH2X1193 may be loose. The hub nut holds the hub plate in place so you may also want to make sure that there are no loose screws for the inner tub.

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Hi, once I set the timer, I have to manually keep moving the knob to go thru the whole wash cycle, it stays in one statonary position. Thank you.

Ali for Model Number wdsr2080dbww

Answer Hello Ali, yes you have the correct timer WH12X10295 part number for your model and that is a good indication that your timer has failed when it will not advance. Thanks!

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My washer will stop on different cycles and stay there until I turn it off or switch it to the next cycle. I have a good feeling that this is a problem

Positive

Answer Hello Positive. Test for power to the timer motor. If there is power there, replace the timer WH12X10295. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Hello, the knob on my washer is broken, you need to push on the backplate with 2 hands in order to set it up. Do I need to replace the timer or just the knob?? Thanks for your help!!

Sharon for Model Number wbb2090f1ww

Answer Hello Sharon. If the knob is broke, and the teeth on the timer looks good, you will need to replace the timer knob WH01X10061. Hope this helps.

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When I pull out the knob to adjust the timer it spins freely. I have to adjust the timer by pushing on the ring behind the knob. Do i have to replace the whole timer?

Tj A. for Model Number wbb2090f1ww

Answer Hello TJ. Based on the information you provided, if the teeth on the timer are good, and the knob is wore down, you will need to replace the timer knob WH01X10061. Hope this helps.

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