Timer

Timer

S from MI

Timer did not move when dryer was running.

Screwdriver and pliers.

Googled the dryer timer problem and determined that the timer was the most likely part that needed replacement. I ordered the part through parts dr and received it quickly within 4 days. I then looked up on you tube how to replace the part. It was very easy to do and took 20 minutes to repair. Cost was $80.00 to repair it myself.

Timer

Ron from GA

Drying cycle would not cut off automaticly

1/4" nut driver

Easy fix. Just be sure to match Wiring harnesses. Easy ordering, quick delivery, easy fix!

Timer

Edward from PA

A customer’s Whirlpool dryer ran and heated but the timer dial wouldn’t move. They were setting a timer and turning the dial manually. It seemed the timer was shot so I used the diagram to identify the timer and ordered it (best price anywhere).

1/4” nut driver

The timer arrived on schedule in good condition. I pulled the dryer away from the wall, unplugged it and removed the 5 screws holding the rear panel of the control area. Then the dial was removed and the 2 screws holding the timer. Next I swapped the wire connectors to the new timer one at a time and tossed the old timer. Finally the 2 screws for the timer went in, one of which pins a plug as well as the timer, the dial was slipped back on (make sure it’s centered) and the rear panel with 5 screws was reinstalled. I plugged it in and tested the repair.