Jose D. July 14, 2013 Hi, I need to know if the timer GE WH12X10338 has other replacements or it's compatible with other models? Thanks, Jose D.
1 Answer Jose, the timer part number WH12X10338 does not have any cross references or replacements listed. This timer is compatible with several different General Electric washers. We'll need your appliance model number to verify if this timer will work on your appliance. Thanks. Read More...
Jose G July 02, 2013 Can this timer work or replace on the specified model as 175d5748p003 kingston 71533. Thanks
1 Answer Jose, We would need to have the model number of your unit to be able to determine the correct timer for your unit. Read More...
Carlos June 08, 2013 for Model Number 175D2750G305 I want to Know if the part WH12X10338 is compatible with my washer 175D2750G305
1 Answer Hello Carlos, The model number you provided is not the correct model number. If you could please recheck the model number on the units' I.D. tag and re-post, we will be happy to assist in any way we can. Thank you for your understanding in this matter. Read More...
Mike April 15, 2013 for Model Number WLSR2000G2WW Ge Washer I was unable to select a cycle for the washer to work using the knob. I picked up a new knob, and it works better. The problem is that I know that the plastic part that the knob engages, isn't engaging very well. I don't know what part I need to get. The Once the washer is going, it usually works ok. BUT, it will get stuck on the white cycle from time to time. Do I need a new timer? Does the timer come with the white teeth that engage the teeth on the knob? Sorry if the questions are elementary. Thanks in advance.
1 Answer Mike, from the information given it sounds like you need to replace the timer WH12X10338. If needed the dial is part number WH11X10049. Thanks! Read More...
Ivan C February 18, 2013 for Model Number WH12X10338 My washer machine doesn't wash, no spin and make noise. I need the troubleshooting.
1 Answer Hello Ivan. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Bill B. February 13, 2013 for Model Number 175d275og309 Hi , what would be the part # for the timer , my timer as 0278A GE 175D5749POO5 M298 KINGSTON 71595--A00498
1 Answer Hello Bill, I'm sure we can help you but we need you to re-post with the model number off of the washers' I.D. tag. This way we can supply you with the correct part number. Read More...
Jimbo December 31, 2012 for Model Number 1992 year GE Washing Machine Washer works great, but the knob to select different cycles kept getting stuck... finally, it got so stuck I think it is "stripped". This is the kind of knob where you push it in and turn to select a cycle.. and pull it out to start it when you get it on a cycle you want. I have put WD40 in the gears and it turns "easier" but the thing is already stripped.. and basically won't turn. Everything else is good to go. What can I get to turn it now?
1 Answer Hello Jimbo, You may want to check the timer knob to see if the plastic grips are stripped on it before replacing the timer. Read More...
Tamar November 29, 2012 for Model Number wh12x10338 I bought the timer for my ge washing machine. The silver part on the timer that the knob goes on came out when I pull the knob out to wash clothes. Is that siver part is to come out on the knob or is it supposed to stop in the timer, so when I'm ready to wash it would be there to work again.
1 Answer Hello Tamar, The silver shaft that goes into the timer that the knob sits on should not come out. If it is coming out then you would need a new timer. The timer knob should have a clip on it that holds it onto the timer shaft. Read More...
Bill K. November 27, 2012 for Model Number vbsr2080woww I have a 15 year old GE Hotpoint washer. The control knob just spins but does not engage. The teeth on the timer seem to be okay. I can use the washer by rotating the timer with a pliers. When I installed a new knob, it did not seem to engage. With this model do I need to purchase the compression ring also? It is part #6 in the manual. And if so, where exactly does this compression ring go? Thanks so much Bill K
1 Answer Hello Bill, The compression ring goes around the part of the timer knob that slips onto the timer. This part is basically a reinforcement for the plastic part of the knob, to make it strong enough to withstand the force that is applied when turning the timer mechanism. You should look closely at the geared mechanism on the front of the timer. If the timer is binding, the geared mechanism will begin to strip. When this occurs, if the timer knob is replaced it will destroy the new knob in a very short time. Read More...
Bob June 27, 2012 for Model Number WDSR2080G2WW Washer will not advance through the cycles. Could this be the timer unit?
1 Answer Hello Bob. If you can manually advance the timer on the washer and it works, but does not on it's own, you will need to replace the timer WH12X10338. Read More...