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Timer

Part Number: AP3738284
MFG Part Number: 8557301
Made by: Whirlpool
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Made by Whirlpool. Whirlpool brands include Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and others.
Whirlpool also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore.

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Part Number 8557301 (AP3738284) replaces 1060748.

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I had nick in the wire I fix that but the timer will only buzz somtime if you play with it. It will come on then go back off could this wire shorted the timer out.

Tim for Model Number wtw5200vo2

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My washer will not go to next cycle, I manually turn the knob to the next cycle. Is this a timer issue?

Regina

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We have been living with this problem for two years, time I fixed it. The washer fills with water then stops and does not go into the agitate cycle. As a joke, I told my wife to just bang the side and sure enough, it kicked in and worked the rest of the cycle, except, after filling again for the rinse, we must smack the side of the washer again. So, it does not go from fill to agitate correctly, all else works fine.

Steve for Model Number whirlpool LSQ5945

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My washer keeps spitting out water and doesnt stop. It doesn't agitate on none of the cycle. Water just keeps coming out and we got a flood.

Felix for Model Number kenmore stacked

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My whirlpool washer trips the GFI, and sometimes the timer kind of 'hangs' and makes a quiet buzzing sound. I can run the washer by using a non-GFI outlet (not a good idea, I know.) Is the inside of the timer possibly wet or dirty and can it be cleaned? Or just replace timer?

Thomas for Model Number LSN1000PQ

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How do I remove the old timer?

Fred for Model Number lsq9010pg2

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