Tom August 15, 2022 for Model Number LSQ9030PQ1 Hello, I was told the part number for my model LSQ9030PQ1 was WPWP8557301. I ordered it and installed it. The fills the machine with water and moves to the next cycle however that's where it stays does not agitate. The vendor replaced it and does the same thing. I found the timing drawing in the machine shows the part no. 8557303.Was this replaced by 8557301? Did I get the wrong part number? Is there a relay or switch that maybe bad? Thank you, Tom
1 Answer Tom, the timer WP8557301 is used with the model number provided. However, as it will not go into agitate after filling, the pressure switch W10337780 would need to be tested for continuity from the violet wired terminal to the tan wired terminal. If it does not have continuity after the water has stopped filling and the power cord is unplugged, the pressure switch has failed. If it does have continuity, the next step would be testing the lid switch WP8318084 for continuity when the lid is down. If there is not continuity, the switch has failed. Read More...
Lawrence June 29, 2022 for Model Number LSQ9010PG2 The part number on the timer that I need to replace on my Whirlpool washer that I got off of the original part still on the unit is 8557301. Will the part replacement 8557301A work?
Dave August 03, 2020 for Model Number LSQ9030PQ5 Hello, it appears as though the plastic tip of the timer shaft (the piece that attaches to the knob) has broken off. I can still work the washer by turning the knob to the correct location, removing the knob and pulling out the shaft, by hand, to start the cycle. As I look at the diagram, it appears as though the only option is to replace the entire timer. That's a high price to replace a small plastic tip. Is there another part that might hold the knob to the timer shaft? Thanks.
Jay Romero August 29, 2019 for Model Number LXR7244JQ0 Hi. I have an older model Whirlpool washing machine, the timer in it quit working properly and was recommended to change it. The timer installed is an FSP 3953146, I was able to find an FSP 3953146B, Are they interchangeable? Your help will be greatly appreciated.
1 Answer Jay,Based on the model number provided the manufacturer part number for the timer is WP3953146 and our part number which shows compatible with your model is WP3953146 Read More...
Linda July 08, 2019 for Model Number LSB6200PQ1 Occasionally the spin cycle wouldn't work on the normal setting. I could change to a different setting to get the spin cycle to work. Now the spin cycle won't work on any setting. We checked the motor drive coupler, but it was okay. Do you have any suggestions as to what the problem could be? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Linda,from your description, it sounds like the timer in the spin function is failing/failed, the repair would be a new timer part WP8557301. Read More...
Nick January 18, 2018 I have a washer with a broken timer. I was given a replacement but the part number is different. the original in the washer was 8557301 , the new one is 3953553d. are these interchangable? I plugged it in and the washer fills but then shuts off. Is this a bad part or wrong part?
1 Answer Hello Nick. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Vin January 23, 2017 for Model Number LSW9700PQ0 Purchased new timer for washer and replaced it. Now machine won't even start. Plugged old timer that doesn't advance and machine fills fine. Is it possible that a brand new timer could be bad?
1 Answer Hello Vin. WP8557301 is the correct timer for the unit according to the model number. You will need to make sure the wiring harness is good on the unit. Read More...
John November 07, 2016 My washer timer doesn't spin so I'm looking for a replacement. My washer uses 8557301A and this item is 8557301. Is there a difference as I can't find anything about the difference online. My washer is whirlpool ultimate care ii. Thanks.
1 Answer Hello John. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Sopan123 February 29, 2016 for Model Number westinghouse washer timer 3951702e a comment first: great videos, but i noticed in the timer replacement vid, the tech did not replace the knob keeper black plastic lock shaft as he reassembled the unit. oops..im sure its no worries, but i just thought id tell you in case you were a perfectionist...:) My question: What do the letters after timer part number signify? like 3951702 "a", or "e"? important to the application? or just "what factory built", type info. thanks
1 Answer Hello sopan123. First thank you for the comment. As for the black retainer not being reinstalled, the new timer comes with a new one so there is no need to reinstall the old one. The numbers on the timer are manufacturing and revision numbers and should not apply to the timer working properly in your unit in most cases. Hope this helps. Read More...
Claudine April 30, 2015 for Model Number LSQ9030PQ1 I am replacing the timer on my Whirlpool LSQ9030PQ1. I opened it up and found that the part number on the timer in my machine is 8557301A. In searching the web I see that there are several versions of this part...8557301, 8557301A and 8557301R. I see that your site only has 8557301. Are these parts interchangeable? What does the letter mean? Thanks.
1 Answer Claudine, the letters are usually different revisions of the part. Based on the model number your unit uses replacement part number WP8557301. Thanks! Read More...