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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Timer Control by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM7860327
Manufacturer Part Number: WH12X10152

Washer won't advance through cycles or gets stuck? Timer controls wash cycle progression. Quick DIY repair—remove lid, unplug harnesses, swap timer.

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For Ge Washer Timer Control (Part Number: OEM7860327)

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Karen, based on the information provided, the speed control WH12X10154 is not providing neutral during operation to the timer when the timer motor cam 6 is open. This would mean that the speed control would need to be replaced. Unfortunately, this part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

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Tom,

If the unit just locks but will do nothing else then you will want to check the water valve to make sure that the screens are not clogged and make sure that they are getting 120 vac to them. If they are not getting power and filling the washer then the timer would most likely be the issue. If they are getting power then the issue will be the water valve causing the issue.

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Hello Forrest,

You will want to check your lid switch. If the lid switch shows open with the lid closed then the switch is bad and needs to be replaced.

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Hello Glen. Yes, if the timer advances fast and does not operate properly, you will need to order and replace the timer WH12X10152 on the unit.

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Etch for Model Number wsxh208a1ww

My GE front loading washer wsxh208a1ww is taking at least 7 hours to complete a wash cycle (normal is about 1.5 hrs or less). It would start normal and fill water in the tub, spin a normal for a little while and then at certain point, it would just halt and idle without progressing. The motor seems to spin at normal speed if it spins and the water fills and drains normal. It's just that it wouldn't progress the cycle at a normal speed. We can push in the knob and help it progress, but it would halt and idel after a short while and then takes a long time to complete the cycle. Does this sound like a time controller problem? Is it easy to replace?

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Hi. Anytime you need to advance the timer manually then it is tine for the timer replacement part # WH12X10152. Throw 5 or 6 towels in the washer with no soap and let it run for a few minutes. If there is any suds, advance the unit into drain and get rid of the suds. Keep filling the unit with cold water and immediately drain over and over until clear. This will cavitate the pump and overheat it,causing it to pause and allow the pump to cool down. Thank You

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Hello Brian. Check and make sure the pump is clear and is not clogged. If it is good, then you will need to check and see if the door lock WH10X27534 is bad. If so, it will cause the problem you are having. Hope this helps.

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Hello Joseph. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the shocks WH17X10001 are weak and is causing the unit to vibrate. Check and make sure the tub bearing is good in the unit. The timer WH12X10152 does not control the vibration of the unit. Hope this helps.

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