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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer (Washer) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18018687
Manufacturer Part Number: WP22001638

This washer timer regulates the order and length of each wash, rinse, and spin stage by sending power to the right components at the right time. Replacing a failed timer restores proper cycle advancement and dependable operation.

  • Sequences wash, rinse, drain, and spin through the complete cycle
  • Directs power to the drive motor, water inlet valves, and drain pump as programmed
  • Common symptoms it can help resolve: cycle won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs longer than expected, or is stuck on one setting
  • Mounts in the control console and interfaces with the cycle selector knob
What's included: Timer assembly Install notes:
  • Disconnect power before servicing; verify controls are off
  • Access the console; photograph or label wiring, then transfer wires to the new timer one at a time
  • Secure the timer, reassemble the console, and align the selector/indicator
  • Run a short test cycle to confirm proper advancement; check the lid switch and wiring

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For Whirlpool Timer (Washer) (Part Number: OEM18018687)

1 Answer

Hello Richard. No, it sounds like the timer needs to be replaced on the unit. Could have shorted when the lid switch went bad in the unit.

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Hello Kai. The timer is not hard to replace. Based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the timer WP22001638.

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Hello Sunny, You will want to check the continuity of the lid switch. The lid switch could have power coming to it but if the power does not pass through then the unit will not start. Also if no water coming into unit then check the fill valve screens for clogs and check to make sure that the pressure switch is good and that the pressure hose and air dome are not clogged.

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Nick for Model Number Maytag LAT9635AAE

Hello, it appears that my timer needs to be replaced on my machine. It works in delicate but not the other cycles. The machine will fill with water on the other cycles, put it wont agitate or spin the water out. On delicate, works just fine. I found the timer I need, but most of the videos I have seen on how to take the knob off look a bit different than the model I have. How does the knob come off for this model? I will be ordering that part asap!

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Hello Nick, To remove the knob on the timer yu will pry the cap in the middle of timer off and pull the retainer clip off the timer shaft. Then you remove the timer knob spring and dial.

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Mike

I have a Maytag LAT8415AAE that works at different parts of different cycles. In "Regular" mode it will fill, but not agitate. Timer keeps advancing, then it spins and drains at last spin cycle. In "perm press" it filled, did nothing for first part, then spun and drained, then filled, and agitated during cool down rinse, then didn't spin and drain, moved to final rinse, no fill b/c it didn't drain, was already full of water, agitated then spun & drained until OFF. On "delicates"; filled and started to agitate, then stopped, didn't spin and drain, then agitated a little later, then spun and drained until off. I checked lid switch and water fill switch both OHM without washer plugged in then with voltage to ground. Also checked motor terminals. All seemed fine.

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Hello Wynton. If the lid switch is good, and is working properly when the lid is closed, you will need to test for power coming to the motor assembly. If there is power there, and the motor does not run, you will need to replace the motor assembly on the unit.

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Hello Sean. Yes, it sounds like the timer is the problem with your unit. If it works on the other cycles, but not on normal, then the timer is bad. Hope this helps.

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