Wilbur T June 18, 2018 for Model Number WTW5200VQ2 On all cycles, washer seems to be agitating in fast mode. In the delegate cycle agitator seems to be going fast in one direction. Would this be a timer problem or a problem with the transmission?
1 Answer Wilbur, This unit only has a one speed motor on it and would most likely be an issue with the timer on the unit. Read More...
Britches August 21, 2017 for Model Number 110.29522801 No water allowed in. I have replaced water inlet valves, sensor/temperature switch, lid switch and timer. I ran continuity on each. When I checked for 120 volts, there is not to valves only 2.2 volts. Could you advise me, I would so much appreciate it.
1 Answer Britches, If there is no power getting to the water valve then check to make sure that the pressure switch is getting power to it. If there is power to the pressure switch then this will be a faulty pressure switch. Read More...
Richard N November 15, 2016 for Model Number ntw4880yq0 Washer fills with water like it is supposed to initially but when it comes to the rinse cycle it will only put in a couple inches of water. Could this be the timer?
1 Answer Richard, You will want to check the inlet screens to make sure that they are not clogged as there could be a issue with the cold supply line being clogged on the valve. if this checks ok then the most likely issue will be the pressure switch or hose. Read More...
Phil W August 05, 2015 for Model Number kenmore--110-29522801 Washer will not spin--she had a heavy bedspread in it and it quit I replaced the clutch (which was bad) and the coupler looks good. After replacing the clutch it worked and then quit--could the timer be the problem --thanks Phil
1 Answer Hello Phil. You will need to check the drive tube W10820043 on the unit. If it is good, then you will need to check the transmission 3360629 on the unit. Read More...
Vicki April 13, 2015 for Model Number 11029522801 The washer will not fill with water at the beginning or rinse cycle. I replaced the water pressure switch and this was obviously not the problem, since it still will not fill up. If I move the timer dial it will still spin. Does this mean the timer needs to be replaced? I thought I used to be able to hear the timer as it ticked but can't remember for sure, but now there is no noise from near the dial. Thanks, Vicki
1 Answer Vicki, You will want to check the screens on the water valve to make sure that the screens are not clogged. If the screens look good then you will want to turn the power on to the unit and test for 120 vac to the water valve. If the water valve is getting 120 vac to it then the issue will be the water valve. If there is not 120 vac to it then the issue will be the timer. Read More...
Mike S January 05, 2015 for Model Number NTW4880YQ0 the washer properly cycles through until the rinse cycle, at which time it only fills the tub with 3-4 inches of water. then we have to go back to the beginning to fill the tub and manually go back to finish the rinse and spin cycle. would this be a problem with the timer?? I show the timer for this model as your part # AP4363978. please advise. thanks
1 Answer Hello Mike. That is the design of this washer and there is nothing you can do to correct the issue. Any unit with the dual pressure switches is designed to work this way. Thank you. Read More...
Snerz October 09, 2014 for Model Number WTW5200SQ0 My washer is not advancing thru the cycle. It was agitating forever so I manually advanced the dial and it did drain then I moved it to rinse then spin. So everything works if I move the dial. I am assuming the timer is bad.
1 Answer Hello Snerz. Yes, it sounds like the timer is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Jesscc August 08, 2014 for Model Number WTW5200VQ2 My washer's cold water will not fill on any wash cycle, added cold water manually by pouring water in while on delicate cycle it would agitate but when it got to rinse cycle would not fill with cold water and so I did it manually then it wouldn't do anything and I turned it to normal cycle rinse with water still filled for load size which was small and it would continue. I also tried it in causal cycle and it would continue...is it the timer? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Jesscc, it sounds more like the water inlet valve is the problem more so than the timer. There are two solenoids on the valve, one for the hot and one for the cold. It sounds as though the cold one is the problem. The part # is WPW10144820. Also make sure the inlet screen on the cold side of the old valve is clean along with the filter screen on the fill hose where it attaches to the faucet is also clean. Rarely does the timer cause the issue you're describing. Read More...
Alex April 07, 2014 for Model Number 110.29522801 My Kenmore 500 Series washer is not filling, it goes right to agitating no matter what cycle we put it on. We tried replacing the water level switch but the problem continues. Would the next likely part be the timer or is there something else we should be looking at?
1 Answer Hello Alex. When you replace the pressure switch, you need to replace the hose and blow into the air dome to make sure it is not clogged on the unit. This is a switch failure. Read More...
Jack March 25, 2014 for Model Number 11029522800 When I turn the timer on in the spin cycle the motor hums and does not spin. During testing I verified 120V coming into unit but only getting 49V to capacitor and same coming out to the motor. Would this be a bad timer?
1 Answer Jack, Yes the issue should be in the timer WPW10175553 One or more of the timer contacts is damaged and not supplying the 120 VAC to the capacitor. 49 volts is not enough power to turn the motor, so it hums. Read More...