Dennis January 26, 2019 Washer Model# 417-47102700 The washer get's stuck in fill cycle , it keeps filling up with water If I push the knob in and advance a little it goes into spin cycle Is it the timer or something else ? Also it does not happen all the time.
1 Answer Dennis, If it spins in an agitate cycle but not every time you probably need to replace the timer. Read More...
Eric J. May 28, 2018 for Model Number GLTF1040AS0 Power and water to the unit verified (Power verified all the way to the timer). Nothing happens when the dial is pulled out (at any point on the dial), no power, no hum, no door lock, or door lock light. I tested and replaced the door lock switch and the plastic male part on the door itself. The originals seemed fine but I had parts on hand so I swapped them out. Is it likely to be the timer? And how would I go about troubleshooting the timer? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Eric, This will be caused by the door switch 131763256 or the timer assembly 137394200. Read More...
Heather January 18, 2018 My fridgedaire front load washer will go full cycle on the quick wash cycle and the rinse and spin cycle but will not go the full cycle on the normal wash or heavy wash. Could it be the timer motor?
1 Answer Hello Heather. Yes, it could be the timer. If some cycles work fine but others do not, it is usually the timer. Read More...
Michael November 19, 2017 for Model Number 417.44102300 Washer seems to be stuck in wash mode. Manually advance the timer, and machine will not advance to rinse, or spin or off. Timer knob does advance on its own, but will not advance the cycle of the machine.
1 Answer Michael, With the timer advancing but nothing happening you will want to check for power to the water valve, if filling with water then check to see if there is power getting to the speed control board. If there is then this will be a faulty speed control otherwise will be the timer. Read More...
Ernest February 05, 2017 for Model Number kenmore stackable The lid lock wires shorted out and flashed right by the assembly. The machine would do nothing. I spliced the wires back together and the machine runs but seems like it's out of sink. If I pull the knob out to start the cycle, the machine starts agitating and filling at the same time and runs right past the end of the cycle into extra rinse. Is this going to be the timer or maybe just the lid lock assembly?
1 Answer Hello Ernest, You will most likely need to pull the tech sheet from the machine to determine the cause of the issue. Many units have a control board that will hold a fault code which will point you in the right direction. If there is no electronic control board on your machine, you will need to troubleshoot the unit using the wiring diagram to pinpoint the issue. For a more detailed diagnosis, we would need to ask you to please post a new question that includes the model number from your units' I.D. tag. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Jef September 22, 2016 for Model Number GLTF1040ASO Serial# XC34516318 Hi, We have a Frigidaire stackable washer/dryer unit. It's about 12 years old (2003). The front main timer control knob seems to have either broken loose from the assembly and now spins freely, but when pushed in you can select the cycle as usual until you let go. Then it just does nothing until you gently pull it out which will start the cycle. The cycles seem to go through the normal process, but now the spin cycle does not kick in. Sometimes we can get the wash to drain out and go to the spin cycle, but it is hit-or-miss, Is this a whole timer assembly issue, or just the outer control knob? Thanks for any help!
1 Answer Jef, This issue sounds like it would be the timer that is the issue if it is not going into the spin cycle or is hit and miss on the spin. Read More...
Kelsey October 09, 2015 for Model Number 417.40412703 Hi, my washer stopped working midload. A complete stop, no hum or ticking of a timer advance. I noticed the door lock light would light up whenever the knob was pulled out, and tested the door. Sure enough, the door lock wasn't working. It is now replaced, and does hold the door shut whenever the knob is pulled out (and the light also stays on, as before). I also hear a hum when I pull the knob now, but the timer doesn't advance and no water starts, at any point on the dial. I spoke to a customer service person who told me that there wasn't much to these models, as there is no display. He thought it was the timer. I agree, but don't know the symptoms of a control board malfunction. Does it sound like the timer to you?
1 Answer Kelsey, Before you replace the timer, check and make sure the faucets are open and then check to see if the hoses aren't kinked or clogged. then check or replace the fill valve 134211400. The humming noise could be due to no water to the valve or a failed valve. Read More...
Mike O February 05, 2015 for Model Number FWT647GHS0 The door lock light illuminates, and the door is indeed locked. The washer fills but the timer will not advance. If I manually advance the timer one click at a time, with a substantial observation period for each click advanced, it will fill and drain, but never agitate or spin. I replaced a broken shock with a new pair of shocks, and I replaced the door lock assembly. This did not fix the problem and I'm wondering if the timer assembly is possibly bad?
1 Answer Mike, Based on the description of the problem with the unit, the timer would most likely be the cause for the unit not operating. Read More...
Ian September 19, 2014 for Model Number 970-c42062-00 Canadian Kenmore front load washer. Model # 970-C42062-00 The timer has a part number 131854200G on it. What is the replacment part number for this timer? I cannot find it anywhere. Thank you.
1 Answer Ian, Unfortunately we would not be able to assist with this model as it is a Canadian model and we do not have any information that we would be able to pull on it. Read More...
Wnc_Riverrat January 16, 2014 for Model Number FWT645RHS0 I have a Frigidaire front loader model FWT645RHs0 that does not spin or agitate. The shocks and one suspension spring had broke which I replaced. When I plugged it back in it will fill with water but not agitate the tub or spin. There is a slight hum but nothing happens. The timer knob does not advance. If I rotate the control knob to a point where the drain pump turns on it will drain but the pump does not seem to turn off. Investigation: I found what looked like the ground wire for the motor off. (Connects to the bracket rather than being part of the bundle going in the motor.) I reconnected the wire but no change in behavior. The voltage on the 5 & 6 pins on the 6 pin plug are good. The voltage between the 5 pin of the 6 pin plug and the 2, 6 & 10 pins on the 10 pin plug are good. The voltage between the 5 pin of the 6 pin plug and the 1 pin on the 10 pin plug should be 0 but is 30. Is the time bad? How do I check? What are the other things I should check?
1 Answer Hello Wnc_riverrat. If the voltage is good the timer is good. This would lead to the motor being bad and needing to be replaced. Read More...