Timer

Gary for Model Number MAV3955EWW

Answer Hello Gary. It sounds like a bad timer. You will need to pull the green clip (in the picture) out to remove the knob. Hope this helps. 

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Alfred for Model Number make -wpl 21001959

Answer Alfred, Yes, you need to partially extract the "green" colored retainer pin. You'll need to use a small flat blade screwdriver, On the back of the timer you'll insert the end of the screwdriver into the "D" shaped opening and pry out on the "green" colored shaft. You'll need to withdraw it appeoximately 3/8 to 1/2 inch. Install the knob on the front timer shaft, then press the green retainer back into it's original position. 

Earl for Model Number Mav4758aww

Answer Hello Earl, It is more probable the either the lid switch 12001187 or the unit isn't draining the water out sufficiently 35-6780. Another common failure common in this design is the thrust bearing kit 12002213. It releases the brake so the tub can get up to full speed. The timer shouldn't play a part in this instance. 

Carolkohring for Model Number MAV3758AWW

Answer Hello Carolkohring. No, it is not the timer. It sounds like the thrust bearing kit is not installed properly. You need to turn the thrust pulley by hand and see if it releases the brake properly. If not, you may need to use a different spacer in the gap to make the pulley tighter on the unit. 

Jerry for Model Number PAVT454EWW

Answer Hello Jerry, This definitely gives the indications of a bad timer 21001959. 

Harold K. for Model Number mav4755aww

Answer Hi Harold. The overload on the windings are opening. Motor part # 21001950. If you need the belt it is part # 21352320. Thank You.