How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP3425457 / WH01X10106 Knob Clip

Placed order with Appliance Parts Pros, received within the stated time, parts were correct and fitted,Wife’s happy 

I purchased the replacement timer. I took off knob on front of dryer. I then removed 6 screws from back of dryer and took off small panel. Removed broken timer which is held in small slots (timer twists out). Installed new timer in slots. Then removed and connected about 7 wires one at a time to matching location on new timer. Replaced panel on back of dryer and reinstalled knob on front. Took about 15-20 minutes and saved about $150 by DIY repair. Works perfect. 

My son had no problem fixing it. 

Parts ordered were installed in about an hour. Repair video was very helpfull. Dryer working as it should. 

Just replaced the knob with a new one. 

It was an easy fix, the rotary temperature switch actually fell off, just had to replace re-attach that. Then apply the new knob. 

Removed the back cover and replaced the switch. Control knob was also very loose and decided that should be replaced as well. Remove the back cover (6 screws) Remove switch and disconnect the 3 wires Attach the 3 wires to the new switch and twist into place Press new knob onto the switch, while supporting the switch with the other hand Attach the cover with the 6 screws 

I removed the broken knob by pulling straight out and threw it in the trash. I removed screws along the rear and top of the backsplash. Tilted it forward and removed the timer. You must be careful because the backsplash is made of plastic. The old timer had 2 screws holding a wiring harness that was not needed and was thrown in the trash too. The new timer had a small hole that matched another hole in the backsplash. I used the old screw to help hold the new timer in place. I changed the wires, one at a time from the old timer to the new timer. I tilted the backsplash back and installed the screws on the rear top of backsplash. Plugged the new knob on the front by pushing it on the shaft. I plugged the electric plug in and tested it out. Perfect DIY job. Saving money for the things I can't find time to do. Every little bit helps. 

Unplugged the dryer. Disconnected the exhaust hose w/ 5/16" nut driver. Removed all knobs. Removed 3 Phillips head screws behind the console. Removed all switches and controls by lifting locking tabs and turning counter clockwise. Installed switches and controls into new console by inserting into hole(s) and turning clockwise until locking tab engaged. Positioned console capture tabs back in their slots and snapped console back in place with the back plate. Re installed the tree screws. Re connected the exhaust hose and plugged the dryer back in. Test all switches and controls. Wife thinks I'm smarter than Einstein and now I'm a hero. 

Went to your site, looked up the model number of dryer. Easily ordered parts. Parts arrived quickly. Installed parts. Detailed Instructions and how-to-video available. Easy! Easy! Easy!