Pav 2300Aww Parts

Analog water temperature control board.

This Timer Knob is an OEM part for Whirlpool washers. It attaches to the washer timer and allows users to select different wash cycles by turning the timer to the desired setting. Its sturdy construction ensures accurate timing and ease of use throughout the washer's life.

The most common causes of a faulty timer knob include general wear over time due to regular use, physical damage resulting from mishandling or impact, and internal stripping of the knob teeth that can make it difficult to engage with the timer shaft.

Color: Gray

Symptoms of a faulty timer knob include:

• Difficulty turning the timer
• Inability to select or change wash cycles
• The knob spins freely without adjusting the cycle setting

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This gasket seals the basket to the center shaft to help prevent leaks and reduce noise from worn or damaged seals. It restores a proper seal between the tub/basket and the drive shaft for reliable operation. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the basket/tub and the center drive shaft to help prevent water from leaking into the motor/tub area
• Helps reduce rubbing noise caused by a worn or torn seal
• Restores a tight fit after seal failure, wear, or damage
• Common symptom: water leakage from the tub area or visible wear around the shaft opening

• Refer to the exploded parts diagram for correct positioning and orientation
• Inspect mating surfaces for damage or residue and clean before installing the new gasket
• Replace only when the appliance is unplugged and water supply is turned off; follow safety procedures for draining and securing the unit
• If other components show wear (shaft seals, basket, or fasteners), replace them as recommended by the OEM

This white timer skirt is the decorative bezel that surrounds and protects the timer control on the appliance's control console, restoring a clean, finished appearance and helping keep debris away from the timer mechanism. What it does:

• Covers and protects the timer/control opening on the console
• Secures the timer knob area and helps keep dust and crumbs out of the control cavity
• Restores a clean, uniform look when the original skirt is cracked, faded, or broken
• Helps ensure the timer knob mounts correctly and operates without obstruction

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Typically remove the timer knob and any retaining screws or clips, then lift or snap the old skirt out and install the replacement.
• Align the replacement skirt with mounting tabs and secure without forcing; excessive force can break plastic tabs.

This locknut is a small threaded retaining nut used to secure rotating and stationary appliance components, helping keep assemblies tight and stable during operation. It prevents parts from loosening and reduces vibration-related issues. What it does:

• Secures shafts, pulleys, or fittings to prevent axial movement
• Keeps assemblies fastened under normal vibration and load
• Helps stop wobble, grinding, or part separation caused by a loose connection
• Works with the matching threaded stud, shaft, or fitting for a proper hold

• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety procedures before servicing
• Use the matching thread size and engage threads fully; hand-start before tightening
• Tighten securely without overtightening; use the correct driver or socket for the nut
• Inspect mating threads and replace if damaged

This timer is the electromechanical control that sequences wash/dry cycles and timed functions. It replaces a failed cycle timer so the appliance can advance through settings and control timed operations reliably. What it does:

• Rotates through timed cycles and engages switch contacts to power motors, heaters, and valves in sequence
• Restores timed control when the original timer fails to advance or get stuck
• Common symptom: appliance does not advance through cycles or stays on a single cycle
• Common symptom: selector changes have no effect or certain functions do not receive power

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock
• Handle electrical connectors gently and note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting
• Verify this part number matches the service diagram for your exact model before installation