Paul June 26, 2012 for Model Number wtw5500sto Is it possible to clean the contacts inside of the timer?
1 Answer Hello Paul. No, if the contact is bad inside the timer, you will need to replace the timer WP8577356. Read More...
Styleplus May 20, 2012 for Model Number WTW6650SQ0 My washer filled up with water but will not start cycle (agitate). I have tried all the settings but it will do nothing.
1 Answer Hello Styleplus. You will need to check and see if the lid switch WP8318084 is bad on the unit. If so, it will cause the issues you are having with the washer. Read More...
Reno March 10, 2012 for Model Number WTW5530SQ0 I did a load of laundry in the morning, a few hours later, I tried to do another load, and the machine wouldn't fill with water. No water at all! We checked the pipes, all clear; we changed the water inlet valve, still nothing. Help!
1 Answer Reno, First check or replace the water level switch and tube W10337781. This components controls the water level and tells the fill valve to open. If we have a bad circuit or an issue in the tube, the water won't enter the machine. On your machine, thats the more likely issue. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...
Stacy March 06, 2012 for Model Number 11027612600 My question is about the timer. The plastic piece that comes through the panel into the knob, has broken off. There is a small piece of the plastic in the knob. Can the plastic part (that I see on the photo of the timer) be ordered separately, or is this all one unit? Thanks!
1 Answer Stacy, the timer shaft is not available separate from the timer WP8577356. Sorry about that! Read More...
Jon F. September 07, 2011 for Model Number LSQ9549PG6 How do I remove the knob (AP3750586) from the timer (AP3882879)? I have already tipped back the control panel to get access to the timer
1 Answer Hello Jon. You will hold the clip on the back of the timer WP8577356 with needle nose pliers and pull the knob WP8544943 off the front of the timer. Hope this helps. Read More...
Jon F. September 06, 2011 for Model Number LSQ9549PG6 When I push/pull the timer knob the machine goes off/on just fine, but when I turn the knob the dial does not move. If the problem is the knob or dial, how do I release them from the timer? Will the damage to either or both of those parts be obvious? How do I know if the timer is the problem? How do I remove the the timer if necessary? I know how to tip back the control panel to access the timer. Thank you
1 Answer Hi Jon. This type of timer has been revised from the origional one because the timer 120vac motor is fed from the white connector on the back of the timer. The connections were known to be loose. Check this first. If that dont repair (or need to ), then the timer is part # WP8577356. Thank you. Read More...