Do-It-Yourself Story

I mistakenly thought that this was a complex failure and that it would be cheaper to just replace my washing machine. Was I ever wrong. I decided on a whim to google the problem I was experiencing and learned that it was the timer. I then found out how easy it was to locate the timer and saw for myself how easy the timer is to replace. The wires are simply attached to a quick disconnect plug. I then checked how much a new timer costs, and also checked how much a new washing machine costs (mine is 9 years old). A timer costs $134 and a new washing machine costs $400. I decided to order the timer and continue to extend the life of my washer. This is my third totally successful repair using AppliancePartsPros.com (I'm 3 for 3). In all 3 of my experiences, shipping of the new part only takes two days at most, and usually a day and a half. New parts arrive to your doorstep remarkably fast.