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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer Dial by Ge

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Part Number: OEM11985774
Manufacturer Part Number: WH11X10049

The Timer Dial is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It allows the user to set and control the various wash cycles by turning the dial to the desired position. This component interfaces with the timer mechanism, enabling precise control over the wash, rinse, and spin cycles.

The timer dial may need to be replaced if it becomes cracked, stripped, or otherwise damaged. Causes of a bad timer dial can include frequent use, accidental impacts, or exposure to harsh cleaning chemicals that can weaken the plastic.

Symptoms of a bad timer dial include:

  • Difficulty turning the dial or selecting the correct cycle
  • The dial not staying in place or slipping
  • The washing machine not starting or progressing through cycles properly
  • Visible cracks or damage to the dial

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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For Ge Timer Dial (Part Number: OEM11985774)

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KG, You will want to test to see if there is power getting to the motor when the unit is on agitate. If it is not getting power for agitation then the issue will most likely be in the timer.

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Regina, When you pull out the knob there is a clip on the back side of it. You remove this clip and the knob will come off and then you can replace skirt and knob.

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Hello Bob, This sounds like you need to check the drain pump WH23X10030. If it is getting voltage and no debris is in it between the tub and the pump, (inlet side), you will need to verify that the impeller is not damaged. If this is all good, you should check the lid switch WH12X10334 and magnet WH12X10276.

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Hello Cheryl. To remove the knob, you need to pull the clip out of the knob and the knob will slide off then.

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Rob, When you pull the knob out, on the back side there is a clip that you need to pull in order to get the knob off. This knob is most likely what you will need to replace in for the issue that you are having.

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Hello Laundro. You need to check and see if the lid switch is bad and needs to be replaced. Also, make sure the unit is draining the water out.

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