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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11651964
Manufacturer Part Number: WH12X10300

Washing machines require a timer to operate correctly. The timer is responsible for the operations of the washer, including filling and emptying the tub, how long a cycle runs, and other various cycle sequence settings. If the timer has failed or is malfunctioning, a replacement part is required.When the timer does not advance or if the machine is operating sporadically, it's an indication the timer is damaged. Replacing the timer in a washing machine is simple. The component is located in the control panel of the appliance. Disconnect the washer from its power source before starting the repair. Wear gloves for safety. Disconnect the wires on the damaged timer and reconnect to the replacement part before reassembling the washing machine. A nut driver, pliers, and screwdriver are required to complete the replacement of this timer.This timer is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sourced from the manufacturer and sold as an individual unit. The piece is made of durable materials. This timer is compatible with washing machines produced by General Electric, RCA, and Hotpoint. It fits into several different models.

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For Ge Timer (Part Number: OEM11651964)

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Hello James, I'm sorry but, the manufacturer offers no parts for the timer individually so it does have to be purchased as a complete assembly.

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Pedro, First check to make sure there is nothing stuck between the tubs, if the washer fills, agitates and drains, then the timer would be the most likely issue.

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Hello Jeff, We would need to know what problem is to be able to tell you what to test.

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Arnold, First, remove the drive belt from the transmission pulley, turn the transmission pulley several revolutions in both directions, this will verify a possible transmission issue. You can also attempt to run the motor in the spin cycle, with the belt off, If the motor runs, this would indicate a possible motor issue, if not you'd want to circuit check the timer contacts in both the agitate and spin cycles to verify the timer is not the issue. Thanks

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Joe, You're on track. The timer is the most likely issue, there are three circuits through the timer to make it agitate, if one of the timer circuits is not "closed" the washer won't agitate. Replace the timer WH12X10300 and you should be fine. Thanks

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Jerry, according to your washer model WBSR3140DAWW the timer WH12X10300 is the correct replacement and will work on your product. Thanks!

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