Karen August 21, 2018 for Model Number 110-91110110 The plastic knob cracked and broke off. I've been using pliers to turn the shaft, which has been challenging. It turns, but it is difficult to do and the machine starts as soon as the indicator gets to the beginning of the cycle, without pulling it out, so there may be more to replace than just the knob. It's all plastic, so what other parts do I need besides the knob part, if I want to fix the entire dial assembly?
1 Answer Karen, The WP355519/WP355519 Timer Knob is in stock and available. Unfortunately, the timer pointer dial/skirt 63475/63474 and timer 3946433/3351737 are no longer available " The manufacturer no longer makes this part and does not make a substitute ". Hopefully the timer knob will be sufficient to get the washer operating for you. Thanks, Read More...
Rob June 02, 2015 for Model Number 110.81921100 My selector knob is cracked and no longer turns the shaft control. What has to be replaced? I looked here and see a cross reference chrome (mine is white) knob, but it does not show it matches up with my old Kenmore washer 110.81921100. Thanks!
Ben June 09, 2012 for Model Number 11072690600 How do I remove the timer knob? Is it pushed on or screwed on?
1 Answer Hello Ben, As best as I can tell, the knobs have a clip under them that hold them to the shaft. You will have to reach under the knob with a hook shaped tool and grab the clip and pull it out from the side. Then the knob will slide straight off. To reinstall the knob, you put the clip on the back of the knob and push it onto the shaft. Read More...