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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Timer by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
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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For Frigidaire Washer Timer (Part Number: OEM15553434)

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Linda, it is very possible that the timer [137394000] is the issue. If the motor is not receiving 120VAC in the normal cycle when it is supposed to be in a spin, then the timer would certainly be a likely cause.

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Doug,

You will want to check the fabric softener cup to make sure that it is not clogged. Check to make sure that the ports at the top of the dispenser is not clogged. If these check ok then it may be an issue with the main board not sending power to the dispenser when it is supposed to dispense fabric softener.

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Hello James. You will need to check for a bad drain pump or a bad door lock assembly on the unit.

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Craig,

If the motor turns the drum during the agitation then the motor would most likely not be the issue. You can check the motor by checking from M1 to M2 , M2 to M3 and M1 to M3 for 2.6 ohms and check form M5 to M6 for 184 ohms. All of these will have a 7% variation. If this checks ok then it could be a bad speed control board that is the issue.

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Hello Paul. If both are new and it will not advance, you will need to replace the timer on the unit.

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Cheryl,

In most cases the issue with the unit not going into the full spin would be caused by a faulty door lock assembly. There is a spin enable switch that has to be activated in the lock assembly and this is normally what fails which would require the lock assembly to be replaced.

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Ling,

Normally the clothing coming out wet on a washer will indicate that there is a clogged or restricted drain. You will want to check the drain from the tube on the bottom of the tub, through the drain pump and check the drain pump as well and all the way to the standpipe.

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Pam,

Based on the information provided it does sound like the timer is the issue and would need to be replaced.

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Hello John,

It is possible that the timer went bad first and caused board to go bad but it looks like you did the correct testing and need to replace timer and board.

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