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No I'm mistaken--It's the other part on th actualthat has the teeth that looks stripped it's the end cap rh wheel
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Thanks, by the breakdown it looks like I need a new compression ring, too. (That is the part that looks stripped.)
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if your just replacing the knob and keeper, you don't have to remove anything. just put the keeper on the knob just enough so it stays on without it sliding down the groove, put the knob on the timer shaft, then push the keeper in place.
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Ok, I guess I need to order both parts. It looks that you need to take the whole top assembly apart to install them. Do you think I should call some one in to fix it?
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Model WCSR2070T2WW click this link on the left side, select section 2, that is the breakdown
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also I did not get that breakdown of the knob and timer. thanks:)
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Look at the back of the knob, there should be teeth on the part that goes into the timer, chances are those teeth are ground down, if there's no teeth you need a new knob. Order a new keeper as well.
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Hello Badfish 66 & thank you for that info. I did get the knob off, and then the keeper fell into the washer and I can't find it. It does not look like anything is broken. Could it be that the keeper just slipped out of place, or that the small protrusions that the knob fits into are stripped?
(the whole problem is that I have to hold & turn the timer shaft along with the knob to start a load of clothes.) Thanks again.
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