Timer

Timer

Jesus from NM

Washer would skip cycles

Pliers, screw driver

Our cycles to our washing machine were jumping all over the place. We went on to the website and found the part needed easily. Once received, it was easily replaced and have had no problem with our washing machine.

Timer

Arrah from IL

Washer was tripping the breaker multiple times during the cycle. Timer needed to be replaced.

My trusty screwdriver and needle nosed pliers

I’m pretty sure the washer has been broken since we moved in 6 years ago. It has always had an issue with tripping the breaker at the wall plate, probably once or twice a month. About 3 years ago 2 cycles completely stopped working, and we had to turn the faceplate to select a cycle because the knob no longer worked. I was sure I was going to have to replace the machine. It finally broke while I was in strike, couldn’t afford a new machine, so I looked it up, and everything said to try the timer. I went online and found a timer, but it was over $100, so I kept looking until I stumbled across Parts Dr. They have reasonably priced parts. I ordered, and less than 24 hours later, the part was in my hand. I went down to the washer, replaced the timer, and ran a load. My washer works like a dream now!

Timer

SHANNON from MO

Washer would not turn on

Socket set, pliers, and regular screw driver to get pin off of dial.

Very easy to replace. Make sure washer is unpluged. Take 3 screws off of back of washer. Unplug timer and take pin off of dial to release. Then put new one in.