Customer Questions and Answers for Timer Motor by Whirlpool

Ralph, Not at this point, the timer is the last consideration, First, check and make sure there is water from the faucets, check the hose and valve debris screens for sediment and clogs 12001413 WP96160. Check the fill valve for voltage and operation 205613 . Disconnect the air tube from the water level switch, and blow in it, to make sure it's not clogged with debris or deposits. Then test or replace the water level switch 207361 . It could be the timer, but you need to check these first. Thanks and Good Luck

Dee, the first thing to check is the lid switch assembly. If you have a series 11 or after washer you most likely have a blown fuse on the assembly and the fill valve wont operate and let water into the machine 22001678 . You will need to unplug the power cord, remove the inner phillips head screw on each end of the top of the control panel trim, and pull the control panel top towards you to lower it and access the assembly, It doesn't sound like a timer issue at this point. Thanks and Good Luck

Hello Leroy. Check and see if the plunger assembly 204968 or the lid switch W10820036 is broke. If so, it will cause the problems your having. Hope this helps.