Megan June 05, 2023 I ordered part# 3953321A for my washer. When I removed the top to replace the timer it has part# 3953321B. Will 3953321A work for my washer?
1 Answer Hello Wesley, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to please post a new question including the verified model number from the units' I.D. tag since the one provided will not come up for us as a valid model number. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
John July 06, 2018 for Model Number LSQ8543JQ0 My washer stopped cycling to spin. It will fill and agitate but stops and does not spin or empty. I replaced the timer but have the same problem. Thank You
1 Answer Hello John, You should check the lid switch 3949247V and the drain pump WP3363394. These are the most common issues with this design. Read More...
Mike July 30, 2017 for Model Number LSQ8243HQ0 In rinse cycle the timer buzzing and not spinning to let the water out.
1 Answer Hello Mike. If the buzzing is coming from the timer, you will need to order and replace the timer WP3953321 on the unit. Read More...
Andria April 21, 2017 for Model Number WP LSQ8243HQ0 I wanted to ask if you think I need a timer, if my water doesn't turn off once it gets to the fill level. It keeps running and the timer did sound funny. Someone else said it might be something else.? I've already taken my timer off. Please help. Thank you for all these helpful tips and information on your website. have a wonderful weekend. Andria Birmingham, Alabama
1 Answer Andria, This issue would not be with the timer. The issue with this unit will most likely be the pressure switch as it will shut the water off when the unit is full. Read More...
Eric May 06, 2016 for Model Number Whirlpool Washer Model #LSQ8543JQ0 Want to know if I need to replace the timer on my washer. Our machine does not agitate, rinse and/or spin. I did determine that the water lever switch is working since we had set it at low and switching it to medium water starting coming out. The water temperature knob is functioning as needed as well. Noticed that the timer switch was no longer making any noise as it had before. No ticking or buzzing as it normally does when it was moving along. It does not advance whatsoever. Is it very probable that I need a new switch or check its' connections?
1 Answer Hello Eric, You should first check the lid switch 3949247V. You will need to use the wiring diagram to troubleshoot and see where the voltage stops. You will also need to make sure voltage is not being supplied to the motor on more than one terminal at the same time since this will quickly overheat the motor and trip out on overload. Read More...
Elvis August 04, 2015 for Model Number LSQ8543JQO My washing machine has always worked just fine with a few minor repairs over the years. I started a load of wash and left it overnight. When I came back the machine was overflowing and had flooded my basement. I pushed in the timer to stop the water from flowing. I checked the water level tube for obstructions and also tested the water level sensor and it appears to be working properly. Could a bad timer have caused this over flowing by not allowing the water level sensor to trigger it to move to the agitation phase. I don't know how to test the timer to see if it is working properly. Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give me.
1 Answer Elvis, The timer would most likely not be the cause for the unit to overfill. This issue would more likely be caused by a faulty pressure switch. When the unit is filling the pressure switch acts like a line break. Once it gets to the desired level it will cut the connection to the water valve. You will want to replace the pressure switch for this issue. Read More...
Judith H September 04, 2014 for Model Number 3953321A I need the pieces 3953321A....but in Amazon .com i only find the piece # 3953321...without the A...will it work...?
Nancy May 12, 2014 for Model Number LSQ7030LQO I can turn my washer on any cycle and it will fill and run a few minutes then it will stop, not completing the cycle. I turn the knob to run the water on out ,but it won't. Has the timer gone bad?
1 Answer Nancy, You will want to check to make sure that there is nothing in the drain pump that is causing it to bind up and not allow the motor to turn. If the motor is not even making a noise then it sounds like the lid switch would be the issue. Read More...
Bill April 13, 2014 for Model Number lsq7533jq1 In the whirlpool part list for my washer, I read " 3953321 Timer, Control (60 Hz.) (Motor Not A Service Part)" but in my washer I have an 3953321A Timer. Is the two model are compatible, and what is the difference between 3953321A vs 3953321 Timer. Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Bill! According to the model number supplied the timer, part number WP3953321, is the correct replacement listed for your appliance and will work on your washer. Unfortunately, we do not have the specs to verify the difference in the two listed timers. Thanks. Read More...