Tina July 19, 2023 for Model Number GTW180SSJ0WW Washer fills and does not proceed further, should I replace the timer?
1 Answer Tina, This washer has a control board capable of storing error codes that can help you identify the problem. Use the service manual and run a diagnostic mode. Read More...
Kelsey July 19, 2023 for Model Number HSWP1000M4WW The plastic teeth on the timer assembly shaft are visibly broken and won't engage with the knob. Is there any way to replace only the plastic teeth gear piece? Or is there another way to repair this rather than replace the entire timer assembly? I am very sure there is nothing else wrong with it, as it is quite new.
1 Answer Kelsey, You would have to replace the timer as a complete assembly. No parts are available to rebuild this part. Read More...
Lynann January 29, 2020 for Model Number GTWN2800D1WN What is the difference between part #WH45x22698 (AP5981358) and WH12X10527 (AP5645215)? My Machine is only a couple years old and The timer has been replaced on my machine and it does not stop and wait for the washer to fill up before continuing on, it just keeps going around. It rinses the clothes with only about 3 inches of water so I have to stop it and turn it back to the start to finish filling up (sometimes 3-4 times) before it finally fills up enough not to twist and wind all the clothes so tight that I cannot get them out of the washer. The first timer timer did the same thing. Don;t they make a better timmer by now that works like it should. I replaced the water level switch and the hose that goes with it but it does not do any better than before. The washing machine also does not mix the water to warm, I have to do it manually and then when it goes to rinse, I have to turn the cold water all the way on. I am so frustrated with this machine.
1 Answer LynAnn, This may not be a timer issue and would suggest checking the pressure hose and possibly a bad pressure switch. Unfortunately, we do not have information on the timers as far as differences but would most likely be differences in cycle selection and you will want to make sure that you use the one your unit calls for. Read More...