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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer, Control (60 Hz.) (Motor Not A Service Part) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18026715
Manufacturer Part Number: WP3951603

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For Whirlpool Timer, Control (60 Hz.) (Motor Not A Service Part) (Part Number: OEM18026715)

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Jaime for Model Number Lsr8444LQ0

Our washer recently stopped in the middle of a cycle, when it was supposed to start it's spin dry phase. I tried everything to test it, setting the timer to different settings/modes to try to gauge what was going on and it absolutely would not spin (and ultimately drain) on any setting. After researching a little online, I decided to start with the lid switch, since it was broken by my g/f trying to get it to work before I got home - figuring it was probably bad, and she just made it worse by completely breaking it. The machine would agitate and rinse, but WOULD NOT drain or spin. I got a new lid switch, installed it and PRESTO, the spin cycle now works, however, it is now the only thing that works. The machine WILL NOT fill with water. Everything is hooked up. I've taken all the power cords out of their respective slots and reseated them. One of two things happen when I try to start a cycle on the machine: more frequently the machine will make a humming noise that is originating from the back of the machine near the top but below the timer. Other times timer will make some clicking noises. This happens when I try to set it to rinse as well. It's always either timer clicking or humming from the back - it doesn't seem ever like both are happening simultaneously. The thing that blows my mind is that everything except the spin was working prior to me changing the lid switch, and now the spin is the only thing that works. Please HELP! I'm trying to DIY because we have limited resources available presently. Thank you!!!

Answer

Hello Jamie. You need to check and see if she turned the water supply off behind the machine. It sounds like the water is turned off.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Saturday, November 17, 2012

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