Larry October 27, 2021 for Model Number LSR5233ANO Will timer #285938 work in this machine your compatablity check says no. Are we sure this is the right timer?
1 Answer Larry, Thanks for the question!!! This is the correct part for your model. The compatibility tool is very sensitive and needs the exact model number. I put your model number in as you wrote it and it said no. I then realized that the O (letter) on your model number should have been 0 (number zero) and the tool worked correctly. Read More...
Rick October 14, 2021 for Model Number LSR7233BQ2 I just received the new timer for this washer. How do i remove the knob in order to then remove the timer? Ive gotten so far as to remove the front cover screws and i am able tilt the face up. thank you
1 Answer Rick, Push the knob into the off position and then it should screw off, counterclockwise. Read More...
Rick October 14, 2021 how do I pull out the timer shaft in order to remove it and the knob so I can replace the timer
1 Answer Hello Rick, The timer shaft is part of the timer and cannot be removed. To explain how to remove the knobs and timer, we will need to ask you to please post a new question including the model number from the units' ID tag. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Thane Paulsen April 01, 2021 for Model Number LTE6234AW0 Our washer works fine on the wash cycle, but then gets whacky. Sometimes it will fill for the rinse cycle and just keep filling and filling until it hits the overflow (but water still flowing) Sometimes we have to advance the time to spin cycle. Should I order a replacement timer, replace the water inlet valve, or both? thanks
1 Answer Thane P, Based on the information provided I would check the water valve to see if there is power to it while the water is running. If the valve allows water thru without power to it then the valve is the issue but if there is power to the valve when there shouldn't be then it would be a control/timer issue. Read More...
Thomas March 08, 2020 for Model Number LSR7233BQ2 washer stops on rinse then starts back up,now it stops before completely draing rinse water just a little water left in washer. is the timer the problem? the other rcycles work ok. had being having stop-start on rinse for some time but always finished. thanks thomas
Jim August 08, 2018 for Model Number LLR6233AW0 I have a washer model: LLR6233AW0 when I put on the 18 minute wash cycle it trips the breaker when it moves past the 14 minute mark, but if I start it on 14 minutes it works fine. I'm thinking there is a short in that area of the timer. Does that sound right?
1 Answer Jim, It does sound likely that there is a short and it would most likely be in the timer of the unit. Read More...
Erica June 28, 2018 for Model Number WFW9250WW00 My washer kicks off on all cycles and shortly after starting it begins flashing E1 F1. The door will then remain locked, then finally unlock. I’ve read it could be the control board. I hope not and it’s a cheaper fix, but that’s unlikely. Thank you
1 Answer Hello Erica, As per the tech sheet, you will need to check the following things first: Check for a loose power outlet. A loose power plug in the wall can create line noise and issues. Check if the washer is on a dedicated circuit. Other devices on the same circuit can create line noise and cause this issue. Unplug washer or disconnect power. Make sure that wire harness connections from the CCU are not broken or with wires detached, and that connector internal pins are visible. Make sure all green wires (ground harness system) are not broken or detached. Make sure the two ground switches are pressed correctly by the toe and rear panels. Make sure all connectors are fully seated. Plug in washer or reconnect power. Check for power going to Central Control Unit (CCU) by listening for a click in the CCU when the unit is plugged into the washer or when reconnecting power. Verify washer operation by performing the Diagnostic Test on page 5 of the tech sheet. After the diagnostic test has finished, unplug washer or disconnect power and wait for 15 seconds. If no problems are found, replace the CCU WPW10525362. Read More...
Robert January 15, 2018 for Model Number LA7800SWO Washer will not dispense water to start first cycle. If control knob is manually advanced the spin cycle is the only cycle that responds correctly.
1 Answer Robert, With the unit not working properly except on the spin cycle then this will be a faulty timer on the unit. Read More...
Sunny December 13, 2017 for Model Number GA9680XWWO Hello and apparently this site shows the part no 3352091 the timer for my machine is discontinued. I wonder if you can introduce another that will work with my machine.or even the timing gear assembly which seems to be the problem.thanks
1 Answer Sunny, Unfortunately with the timer having been discontinued there would be no suitable replacement available for the timer. The gears are not available separately. Read More...
Eric November 07, 2017 for Model Number whirlpool quite plus washer When you select a cycle on my washer, it will fill with water, but won't agitate. It won't do a rinse cycle or drain or spin. When you select spin, it sounds like its trying to drain or spin but doesn't. Before it went out completely, you could turn the dial several times and it would eventually work correctly, but sometimes wouldn't finish the cycle. I've been told it is the timer dial? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Eric, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can give you a good diagnosis by pulling the wiring diagram and recommend parts that can be guaranteed to work properly on your unit. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...