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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer Elec S Mallory Delta by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM6324249
Manufacturer Part Number: 134049600

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For Frigidaire Timer Elec S Mallory Delta (Part Number: OEM6324249)

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Ken, The lid switch must work for the washer to agitate and spin. With the door lock working during the spin cycle then this will not be the issue. It would be recommended to check to see if the motor is getting power to the motor when the unit is in the agitation. If there is no power then this issue would most likely be a faulty timer.

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Hello Ken, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can provide a proper diagnosis and recommend parts that can be guaranteed to work properly on your unit. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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Tom, In order to test the timer you will need the wiring diagram of the unit and will need to test the terminals according to the wiring diagram and the timing chart if there is a timing chart on it.

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KC, Unfortunately we do not have information on how the timer will go back together. There is not a individual breakdown of this. The timer would need to be replaced.

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Chris, Yes, If the timer won't advance on it's own, it is usually and timer motor or gear case failure in the interior of the timer. Since this component is a "sealed" component, you'll need to replace the timer assembly.

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Danny for Model Number GLET1031FS0

My Frigidaire Laundry Center Fills and agitates, but does not pump or spin. The timer would make a slight buzzing/timer sound when it hits the spin cycle, but nothing else. I ordered a new timer and put it on and put to the spin cycle and it started to pump out water, but the water valve was opening at the same time. Upon further inspection I had received a timer that looked the same, but had a slightly different part#. But it was good because it showed that the pump was working. I sent the wrong timer back, received the new correct timer, installed it and it is doing the same thing the original timer was doing, no pump/no spin. Please help.

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Danny, The first check you need to make is the lid lock switch assembly 134101800. The neutral circuit to the timer is completed through the lock switch, if the switch does not complete the neutral circuit the washer wont drain and spin, but it will fill and wash.

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Hello Lloyd! It sounds like the hot water side of the inlet valve is defective and needs to be replaced. Your inlet valve is part number 134211400. Thanks!

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