Washer Control Timer

Had an appliance repair company do the diagnosis. They wanted twice the price for the part and three weeks to get it and then another week to come back and do the repair. I found the part here and had it in my hands the next day at 10:30 in the morning! The instructions I found online for the timer were minimally applicable to my mach ... Read more ine. I pulled the power cord out of the wall. Then I took the two small screws out of the back of the top unit to get it loose, then pulled the unit forward to get it off the washer main body. There are four hex-headed screws on the back to be removed, then the timer can be accessed. That allows the pin holding the main dial in place to be (gently) pulled back to allow the dial to come off, then the two sub-dials. A screw on the front under the sub-dials comes out to allow the timer to be removed. Pop the wire harness carefully. Now reverse the order to do the install, test it and you saved some serious money, honey.