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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Timer by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM15553434
Manufacturer Part Number: 137394000

This mechanical timer controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles in a front load washing machine. It sends electrical signals to the various components - such as the motor, water valve, and drain pump - at the correct times during the cycle. Replace the timer if the washer gets stuck on one cycle, skips cycles, or fails to advance through the wash program.

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Mark, It could be the timer 137394000 but you would probably want to check the wiring harness and motor control board, first. especially if you have a broken shock/damper. Theres no way of telling what may have been knocked loose, disconnected or damaged, if the tub was over rotating.

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Hello Jim,

From the sound of this, even though the door lock light comes on, there are multiple switches in the door lock mechanism. There is anther issue with the door lock assembly 131763256 and since they are not serviceable, it will have to be replaced.

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Bud for Model Number FTF530FS1

We did find a nickel in the filter. Would that harm anything? Would that cause the washer not to spin or tumble. Also the impeller will spin a little but not all the way around. It will go to the right and left only to a certain distance. I take it the impeller is good? Thanks Bud :) Hi Bud. Remove the front lower cover. Remove the sump hose going to the outer tub and to the pump intake. There is a filter part # AP5630356 cup inside it. It collects the debris before it enters the pump impeller. Clear all debris. Check the impeller to see if it is spinning loose on the pump shaft. If it is replace it with part # AP4359998. Thank You.

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Hello Bud,

The nickel probably didn't hurt anything since the trap caught it. What you need to do is see how fast the drain water is rushing out of the drain when pumping the water out. If it is a dribble, you will probably need to remove the hose from the outer tub that leads to the pump and check the opening for a small article of clothing that could have gotten between the tubs. If nothing is there, the drain pump 137221600 will have to be replaced.

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Hi Bud. Remove the front lower cover. Remove the sump hose going to the outer tub and to the pump intake. There is a filter part # 137518800 cup inside it. It collects the debris before it enters the pump impeller. Clear all debris. Check the impeller to see if it is spinning loose on the pump shaft. If it is replace it with part # 137221600. Thank You.

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Hi Melissa. Remove the lower front panel. Use a shop wet vac for water pick up. Get a dozen towels. Disconnect the pump intake hose (sump hose). It is the one connected to the tub as well. Inside you will find a trash catch cup in the 3rd rib of the hose. It is approx. 1" diameter by 3" deep. Clear it and the hose. Make sure there are no restrictions coming from the tub hole as well before putting it back on. Reach inside the tub hole and clear it. Then reach in the pump and clear the impeller. See if the impeller spins loose on the pump shaft. If so then the pump needs replaced. It is part # 137108000. Then reassemble all. Keep in mind that the pump has to completely empty and the door stay in the lock position so the pressure switch can be satisfied to allow high speed spin. If there are any front panel corner frame switches, make sure they are taped shut for testing. Test in a small cycle w/no clothes. It will be advantageous to find the supplied tech sheet inside the cabinet to aid you in the diagnosis. It allows you to put the unit in a diagnostic mode which brings up fault codes and tells you which circuit needs assistance. Thank You.

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Hello Ryan. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the timer 137394000 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps.

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