Do-It-Yourself Story

All this took was unplugging the dryer from the outlet (just in case), removing the back panel at the top of the dryer (6 screws Phillips Drive) and 1 screw on the timer itself (6 point Star Drive). I twisted the old Timer Counter Clock-wise and out to remove it completely. To make sure that I did not mix up the wires, I removed 1 wire at a time (all but 1 wire was easily removed with my fingers, the last wire I used some needle nose pliers to get a better grip) and connected them to the new timer. Inserted the new timer Clock-wise, attached the screw and tested the dryer to make sure everything worked. Then I put the back panel back on. The timer came with the metal knob insert already attached (now I have an extra just in case) so I slide the timer knob on. Works perfectly again. I was also very pleased with the speedy shipping. I ordered the parts on a Friday and they arrived on Saturday. I wasn't expecting them until Monday.