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

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18039228
Manufacturer Part Number: WP8541270

This timer is the user-selectable control that advances cycles and powers timed functions on compatible laundry appliances. It replaces a worn or failed mechanical timer to restore proper cycle sequencing and timing. What it does:

  • Advances the control through wash/dry cycles and selected settings
  • Routes power to motors, heaters, and other timed components as the cycle progresses
  • Commonly used when cycles won't advance, the timer knob turns but nothing happens, or cycle timing is incorrect
  • Mechanical design — does not include a serviceable timer motor
What's included: One timer assembly Install notes:
  • Disconnect power before inspecting or replacing the timer to avoid shock or damage
  • Some models require removing the console or control panel for access; keep fasteners and wiring order documented
  • The timer motor is not a separately serviceable part; replace the complete timer assembly if the motor fails

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For Whirlpool Timer (60 Hz) (Motor Not A Service Part) (Part Number: OEM18039228)

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Danny for Model Number LSQ9010LW3

My whirlpool washer is not working right. it has several issues but hopefully by explaining the first thing that it doesnt do, will help determine the problem. no matter which wash cycle i have the machine in , the cold water will not dispence. even if i swith water temp eratur to cold it wont dispense cold water only hot. i had to switch the main water lines to get cold water. the wash cycle does not work properly i have to manually set the timer to repeat a wash and rinse cycle. is the timer bad? or can these issues be from something else?

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Danny, All your issues are associated to the cold water fill problem. A timer issue is the least likeliest issue at this point. First check you need to make, if you haven't yet, is the fill hose and fill valve debris screens and hoses fopr clogs and possible kinks, then the fill valve 285805 and wires, if you have a meter each solenoid should have a resistance of 500 to 1000 ohms resistance with the wires disconnected. But that test does not guarantee theres no internal failure in the valve itself, which is not uncommon. Thanks and Good Luck

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Tuesday, November 22, 2011

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