Whirlpool 280193 Knob And Dial Kit OEM Part

Removed control knob that was broken also. Removed two screws and tilted top panel back. Removed two screws holding timer in place. Disconnected wiring harness from bad timer. Reconnected wiring harness to new timer. Used two new screws provided to place timer in position. Let top panel down and replaced two screws holding it down. Installed new control knob.

Easy fix, I just pulled off the broken knob, unscrewed the remaining broken piece from underneath the knob and screwed the new one back into place. 2 minute job.

My husband took old one off and put new one on.

My washer is 17 years old; I've taken very good care of it to look at it you wouldn't know it was that old. I had to replace the timer it quit working and while I had to replace it I thought I should go a head and replace the lid switch to. Now it works just as good as it did when it was new; appliancepartspros.com had videos for each part to show you how to replace the parts witch was a big help, thank you. Now I can start on repairing my dryer.

Got help from your technical help and everything went well. Thank you!