Timer

Willard for Model Number RTW4340SQO

Answer Hello Willard, You will want to do a continuity test on the lid switch 8318084. With lid closed there should be continuity. If there is no continuity then the switch is bad and needs to be replaced. 

Francis for Model Number 110.26432503

Answer Hello Francis. Check and make sure the lid switch is good on the unit. If not, replace the lid switch assembly. If it is good, see if there is power going to the motor on the unit. If there is power going to the motor and the motor does not run, replace the motor. If there is no power to the motor, and the timer is humming, you will need to replace the timer 8572976 in 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 

Stan for Model Number WTW5100VQ2

Answer Hello Stan. You will need to check and make sure the lid switch 8318084 is not bad on the unit and it is working properly on the unit. If not, it will cause the unit not to agitate or spin out properly and the timer will not advance. 

Eugene for Model Number 8572976

Answer Hello Eugene, Judging from the information given, I would check the pressure switch and the lid switch. Without the wiring diagram, I can't pull the wiring diagram so I can't speculate further. 

J.g. for Model Number Kenmore Washer 400 model #11028432700

Answer Hi J.G. The previous technical question was asked to see if the unit still spins once you manually advance the timer ? If not then you may need a lid switch part # 8318084. From what you said then you will need the timer part # 8572976. Thank You. 

Jg for Model Number Kenmore Washer 400 model #11028432700

Answer JG, At the water level switch W10339251 , with the air dome hose, and wiring disconnected, there should be a "closed" circuit between the Purple and Pink terminals of the switch, with no water in the tub. When you blow into the attachment port on the switch, you should hear a click, and the circuit should open, and the circuit should "close" between the Purple and Tan terminals of the switch. As for the air dome hose, Check and make sure there are no kinks, twists, pinches in the hose. Diconnect it from the water level switch and blow into the end to clear any debris or build up in the hose or tub connection. You may also want to remove the hose, pinch one end closed and blow in it, to make sure there are no "pin holes" in the tube. Good Luck and Thanks