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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Timer Knob Assembly by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6134772
Manufacturer Part Number: WH1X2754

Replacement timer knob assembly for washers. Installs on the control panel timer shaft. Needed when original knob is cracked, broken, or missing.

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For Ge Washer Timer Knob Assembly (Part Number: OEM6134772)

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Hello James. This would indicate the timer is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Marie. You pull out the clip on the old knob and remove it, then with the clip on the new knob, you press the new knob onto the shaft of the unit.

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Krista, If the entire knob assembly fell into the control housing along with the timer then you would want to access the inside of the control panel to reseat the timer. The timer should have prongs that slide into the bracket then screws to the bracket.

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Hello Sylray, There is a small white plastic clip that you have to pull out with needle nosed pliers or tweezers. Once the knob is removed, you can put the clip on the new knob and "pop" it on. It will pop on with the clip in place.

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Sanvi, You will need to be careful, and you'll need an awl or small flat blade"pocket screwdriver. To remove the timer knob, you will need to use the tool and try and insert it between the timer knob and dial and release the knob retainer clip WH1X2117, then the knob WH1X2754 and dial WH11X10015 can be slid off the timer shaft. Just make sure you dont damage or loose the retainer ring WH2X650 holding the dial to the shaft. Once the assembly(s) are removed, you can check the timer shaft for proper in and out movemant and alignment, and repair or replace the necessary parts.

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DJ, It's something else. First, does the washer drain ? The washer has to drain the tub, reset the water level switch WH12X10065 to empy, before the tub can spin. Then check the lid switch assembly WH12X1043 can you hear ir "click" when you raise and lower the lid ? or you may have to test the switch circuit and wires with a multimeter. Good Luck and Thanks

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Hello Jessi. Check and make sure the time is secured and is not broken from the control panel. If the timer is good, you will need to replace the timer knob WH1X2754 on the unit. Hope this helps.

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Hello Geoffrey. There is a tab on the timer dial that fits into a slot on the timer shaft. It will only go on one way. This puts the dial in the correct position. Hope this helps.

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