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A bit of a saga... -Washer stopped mid load full of water. I suspected lid switch so applied a jumper to bypass the switch. This worked to get the machine to drain but then timer ran continuously regardless of timer switch (in/out) position. -Ordered a lid switch and machine drained some more and agitator started but no cycle can now be selected. Agitator goes but no other cycle can be entered regardless of timer position. -According to the electrical diagram all switches should be open when timer switch is open however I now have 120v at the timer motor and level switch no matter the timer switch position.(in/out) The timer motor no longer seems to be driving.
I suspect I have a stuck contact(s) in the timer switch and have now burnt out the timer motor so it is stuck in one mode of operation. Does this sound right? Any other scenarios? Thanks
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Joined: 3/29/2009(UTC) Posts: 11,699
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It sounds very much like your timer is out of whack. Go ahead and replace it and that should fix your problem. If you order from this site and the part does not fix the problem you can return it, see the returns policy for details.
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