Do-It-Yourself Story

I looked up online to see what the potential problem was and part that needed to be replaced. I determined that the timer on my washing machine probably needed to be replaced. I could open the lid and turn the dial backwards to the spin cycle and it would drain the water and complete the last cycle. So that is how I determined it wasn’t a problem with the drain pump/motor or lid switch. I have had great success with ordering parts from Appliance Parts pros and love the videos they have that show you exactly how to replace the parts you order. I watched the video on replacing the timer. It was an easy fix even though my model was slightly different than the one in the video. I no longer wait for my husband to fix things! This is the 3rd appliance repair I’ve accomplished on my own,as a woman who refuses to pay a high price for professional repairs! With the help of appliance pros video repairs as my guide it was a success!