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I can run the washer on Delicate and everything works. I try on Permanent Press or Regular cycles and the washer will fill but not agitate or spin, but does begin to drain, though not completely. I am assuming a timer issue, but I don't want to order a $135 part and find out that it's the high speed winding of the motor. Any thoughts?
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Its probably your timer. Whatever cycle you use the most, is usually the first to wear out.
Here's a trick that's worked for me many times in the past.
Select the cycle that is having problems. When the washer should be running but is not, wiggle/move the timer knob up/down or left/right. If the motor kicks in or makes noises, it has bad contacts in the timer.
Just don't be too violent and snap off your knob. :)
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Thanks. I've been monkeying around with the timer. I tried your suggestion and it has worked for the time being. I'm sure the contacts have become pretty charred and corroded over all these years.
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