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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer (Washer) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18019107
Manufacturer Part Number: WP22003499

This replacement timer controls the sequence and duration of your washer's cycles, helping the machine advance smoothly through fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin. Replacing a failing timer can restore consistent cycle progress and dependable operation.

  • Controls timing and sequencing for fill, agitate, drain, and spin operations
  • Switches power to the motor, pump, and water valves as each step advances
  • Advances the cycle knob/dial through each phase
  • Can also help with skipping rinse/spin or a dial that's hard to turn

What's included: 1 timer assembly Install notes:

  • Disconnect power before servicing
  • Remove the console/panel; pull off the knob and dial as needed to access the timer
  • Transfer wires one at a time from the old timer to the new; mount and secure the timer
  • Reassemble, restore power, and run a short cycle to verify operation

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Dianne for Model Number MAV7700AWW

I have a Maytag Atlantis, I've had it for about 12 years. Recently I filled it to wash and after it filled it wont do anything else! I had a repair man out that told me it was the timer, and that it would cost $240.00, and if it were him he wouldn't fix it but he had a washer/dryer set at his shop he'd sell me for $300.00 I got on your site to see if I could find the part and you have it for $83 so now I'm doubting the man that came out how do I know if it's even the timer thats bad? Thanks

Answer

Hi Diane. The lid switch is part # WP22003804. When the unit fills then stops you need to replace it. If at first you need to check it then the two terminals next to the plunger should read closed with the lid closed. If they are open, the switch is bad. Also the terminal next to the plunger and the third terminal should read closed with the lid closed. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. You remove the back cover and lift the lid as then you pull (slide) the switch out and up. It has grooves in the top of the cabinet that the switch guides itself into while installing. Thank You.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, May 2, 2012

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