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Part Number:	AP3020314
MFG Part Number:	3951702
Made by:	Whirlpool

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I have replaced the lid switch, lid strike, water inlet valve, and the timer washer still gets to the rinse cycle and stop. Please help!

Cynthia for Model Number LSR8133HQO

Answer Hello Cynthia. You need to check and see if the cold water valve is powered during the rinse cycle. If there is no power, you will need to check the temp switch on the unit. Usually most washers only rinse in cold water, so if it spins out, but does not fill to continue, it is usually a valve, temp switch, or timer issue. Also, check the wiring harness on the unit.

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The machine filled and operated on the heavy wash cycle agitating until the time got to "6". It stopped. when I move the timer forward nothing happens til I get it to another agitate function. I restarted the full washer on the next wash function (don't remember what it is) It operated agitating to some point and stops. It does not move forward after that. I cannot find a place where it will pump. Sometimes I hear the timer ticking but not usually as I have redone the process. Is this a bad timer? thanks

Dave for Model Number sm8280867

Answer Hello Dave, It sounds like you should check the lid switch 3949247.

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I have been trying to replace a Whirlpool Washer Timer part# 3951702E for my mom. Have not been able to find the exact number anywhere. Find plenty without the letter at the end. My question is are they one in the same. Does a 3951702 work in place of a 3951702E or 3951702G. They certainly look identicle but don`t want to purchase they wrong part. Please advise. Thanks Bill

Bill for Model Number could not find it anywhere, do have part number though

Answer Bill, The model number is located when you open the lid of the unit it is at the back of the opening by the lid. The timer listed should work for the timer that you are looking for.

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I have a Whirlpool Ultimate Care II washing machine. It fills up with water, starts to run until soon after where the 9 is on the regular load. Then it will just stop running. Could the timer be bad or is it something else?

Tina

Answer Hello Tina. You will need to check the lid switch and see if ti is bad on the unit. 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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Hi... Washer runs normal til gets to spin cycle then I hear an electrical "hum" that sounds like coming from timer area and will get a burning smell then everything goes dead like a thermal overload has tripped. Cannot restart no matter where turn timer to and it's not the lid switch. After cooling off for 1/2hr or so, when pull out the switch, the washer will continue as normal and spin and drain. I'd replace the timer pt# 2608740 but most forums say it rarely fails and should look elsewhere. Any thoughts on narrowing down the cause of the issue? Thanx

Steve_p for Model Number Maytag MAV7600AWQ

Answer Steve, We have a different timer 22003499 for the model number you supplied. Since the motor runs in one mode, but stalls and overheats in the spin direction, it's not likely a motor issue. In order to reverse the motor direction the polarity is reversed through the timer contacts. If the timer contacts are arced together or has a partial circuit, the motor can try to turn in both directions and cause the odor and overheat and stall. Check and make sure there are no damaged wiring to the motor, and repalce the timer. Thanks

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Hi, My washer is stuck in the wash cycle. I turn it to spin, or rinse, and it will not do either. It just goes back to the wash cycle. I cannot get the water to drain either. HELP!

Christine for Model Number LSQ9500LQ0

Answer Hello Christine, I would check the lid switch first. If it tests good, I would remove the drain pump from the motor without removing the water hoses from it and see if the motor spins. If it does and didn't with the pump on the motor, the issue is most likely debris in the pump. If the motor is running when it should drain, there's no need to check the lid switch. You need to go straight to the drain pump in this case. If the motor doesn't run, check with the pump off and if it still doesn't run, check for voltage at two terminals on the motor terminal with the motor electrical connector disconnected. One terminal should have voltage. If two have 120Vac on them, the timer will have welded contacts. The white wire with a black trace should be the only energized wire during the spin cycle. If there is voltage on another wire, it can be traced back to the problem component.

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