1 Answer Hello David, It is not hard to replace the timer at all. Unplug the washer and take the screws out from across the top of the control panel. Remove the knob by popping the center out and remove the little "c" clip. Be careful not to lose it! Pull the outer part of the knob off and remove the two screws securing it to the panel. With the timer loose, you can depress the retaining clips on either side of the harness connector. Once you have removed both of the connectors, reverse the procedure to install the new timer. Reestablish the electrical connection, (plug it back in), and try the unit to insure the connections made and your done. Read More...
Cindy April 23, 2012 for Model Number lat3600AAE When my rinse cycle comes on, the water runs into the tub and and keeps draining out, and the water runs forever. If I do not turn it off. When I turn the timer back to the rinse cycle it sometimes works right.
1 Answer Hello Cindy. You will need to check and make sure there is an air gap for the drain hose to breath in the unit, and that the drain hose is not to far into the drain pipe and is siphoning out. It sounds like that is the issue with the information you provided. Read More...
Marlene L. February 16, 2012 for Model Number LAT2914AAE If we order the part can we return it if it doesn't fit?
1 Answer Marlene, please see the following link to view our no hassle return policy. Thanks! http://www.appliancepartspros.com/customerservice/returns.aspx Read More...
Richard January 24, 2012 for Model Number LAT8504AAE You set how much water you want, and then the washer fills more than you want....is that a timer problem???
1 Answer Hello Richard. No, based on the information you provided, it sounds like the pressure switch WP208202 or the pressure switch hose is bad and will need to be replaced. Check and see if the hose is torn or has a hole in it. If so, replace the hose. If not, it may just be the pressure switch. Hope this helps. Read More...
Michael L. January 18, 2012 for Model Number 13262952MO How do I remove the timer from the panel ? There are no visible screws...........
1 Answer Hi Michael. Remove the power. According to the timer noted part # WP22001025, this is used on Lat8.... models. Since we do not have the exact model # it can be removed by Unscrewing the timer knob. The knob skirt is spring loaded so be careful not to loose the spring. then you can access the front screws that mount the timer. Remove the back and replace the timer. Re mount the new one and reassemble the unit. Thank You. Read More...
Gloria B. August 18, 2011 for Model Number lat391aae My washer fills up with water but then it will not wash or spin could this be the problem ??
1 Answer Hi Gloria. You will need to replace the lid switch assembly. Make sure that before you remove the old one you mark the switch base against the top panel itself so the new one will align with the marks. You will need to lift the lid and replace the switch assy. part # WP22001682. Thank you. Read More...
Dave G. July 16, 2011 for Model Number maytag top-load washer model lat8214aae My 17 yr old maytag #lat8214aae clothes washer timer rotates during a cycle, but at times the cycles do not occur. Is this indicative of a bad timer? Specifically, how does one troubleshoot this device? The AP4028326 timer is ~$120.
1 Answer Hi Dave. If You are familar with the use of an ohm meter, you can isolate the timer and diagnose. By following the timer chart, you can advance th timer to see if the contacts close at the correct times. This will be the part to replace if you have intermittent cycles as described. This timer is part # WP22001025. Thank you. Read More...
Eddie May 28, 2011 for Model Number LAT821AAE My washer will not spin out the water on one cycle. It will on another cycle. My question is, would a timer switch fix the problem?
1 Answer Hello Eddie! You will need to check the lid switch W10820036. You can test the lid switch using a multimeter MA-DM1. Here is a link from our free repair forum you can refer to for help with using a multi meter. Hope this helps, thanks! http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...