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Part Number:	AP4418305
MFG Part Number:	W10243947
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Recently I ordered the Timer part #AP4418305 made by Whirlpool for our Maytag washer. My question is, how do I remove the existing Timer part in order to replace it with the new Timer part I ordered. I tried pulling the Timer Knob from the control lpanel assembly but it would not come out. Is there like a lock washer that I need to remove first to remove the Timer Know in order for the Timer part to come off. Please advise. Thank you for your assistance.

Fernando for Model Number MVWC6ESWW1

Answer Hello Fernando. It can be a little tricky removing the timer knob. On the back of the timer where the shaft comes through is a small slot that you stick a small screwdriver into. When you insert the screwdriver it will relaese the timer knob then you can pull it off of the shaft. Hope this helps.

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In order to replace my Maytag's timer part, how to I open the top part of the machine to replace this timer part. Appreciate your response. Thank you, Mr. Terrones.

F. Terrones for Model Number MVWC6ESWW1

Answer Hello Mr. Terrones. There are clips under each corner of the control panel assembly that need to be pushed in, with a straight blade, to release the panel. Hope this helps.

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Washer will fill on normal but won't agitate and the timer will not advance it will spin if I advance it manually. The motor runs and the coupler is fine and the lid switch is ok.If it is the timer will I have to also buy the piggback one too. Thanks,AL

Al for Model Number MVWC6ESWW1

Answer Al, If you are hearing a humming noise when it is supposed to be agitating then the timer is bad and would need to be replaced. You would want to replace the piggyback at the same time.

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When running though the wash cycle the machine only buzzes and does not move into the spin cycle. The tub is full an will not spin out.

Scott for Model Number MVWC6ESWW1

Answer Scott, Based on description, it sounds like the drain pump has siezed up or is clogged not allowing the motor to spin. You will want to check the drain for clog or not rotating.

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When starting the wash cycle, the agitator starts working at the same time as the tub is filling with water and when the washer stops, the clothes are still soaking wet, as if the spin cycle didn't finish. What part do we need to repair this?

Tommy for Model Number MVWC6ESWW1

Answer Tommy, The place to start is the Temperature switch W10248240 check the wiring and connections at the switch, disconnect the air tube, and blow in the end of the hose, this will clear any debris in the tube, check and make sure the tube is not kinked or twisted. If alls OK, replace the switch

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When I start a wash cycle, the agiatator starts up and the water fills at the same time. At the end of the wash, at the very end of the spin cyle, water goes into the machine and the clothes are al l wet. This happens on all the different wash cycles. I noticed the other questions are all similar. Is this the timer or a switch?

Linda for Model Number MVWC6ESWWO

Answer Linda, The timer is the last resort, you need to check or replace a couple of other things first. Check the air dome hose 353244 make sure it's not twisted, kinked or clogged with debris. If you disconnect the hose from the sensor switch and blow in the end, you can usually tell, and if theres any debris, you clear it. Next check the wiring at the sensor switch W10292584 and electronic control W10104800 then replace the sensor switch, if alls OK.

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