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Thomas W - April 13, 2023
Verified Purchase
Easy fix.
Slightly different size, but works fine.
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Lori F - January 12, 2023
Verified Purchase
Timer knob
The part was sturdier than the original.
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Earl H - November 29, 2020
Verified Purchase
Washer part
Exactly the part that I needed. Delivered as expected on time.
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James F - October 7, 2020
Verified Purchase
Perfect fit
The upgraded metal backing is better than the plastic original. Highly recommend this replacement knob
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Andrzej T - August 8, 2020
Verified Purchase
My 6-year old grandson knew how to fix fixed the washer...
This knob is much better then original one. Part has come few days later then was promised.
However it's very expensive, it cost me $41 - for part which in production cost probably is less then a 10% of what I paid...
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David M - June 29, 2020
Verified Purchase
So easy to replace parts.
So easy to replace parts. I was unsure of what part I needed. But customer service knew exactly what I needed.
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Tran P - June 20, 2020
Verified Purchase
Part worked!
Part works fine , but delivery took more than two week ??
Needs faster delivery service.
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CHERYL W - October 18, 2019
Verified Purchase
Easy!
A really old washing machine with a broken knob-I was thrilled to find a fix! And it came fast and was easy to install. All fixed!
★★★★★
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Diane H - October 6, 2019
Verified Purchase
Still need help
I still need another part of different. It doesn’t have a mark on the knob to see where to start the washing machine , or what cycle to pick. Could you please recommend from the part I received? Thank you.
★★★★★
★★★★★
Clement M - December 18, 2018
Verified Purchase
Replace knob
Every thing went well, no problems at all. Thanks u
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the knobbusted off
i just popped on the knob and voila good as new
herb from hollister, MO
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Broken timer knob
Removed the half of the plastic threaded knob with a regular pair of pliers. Just screwed the new knob on.Which by the way is all metal threads so this problem has gone away
James from Carrollton, TX
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The part I needed was discontinued due to the age of the washer.
I applied liquid nail to the bck of the knob,screwed it on, and left it untouched for 24 hours. Now, it works perfectly.
Debbie from Centennial, CO
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A Bit Difficult
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Replaced the Knob on my Whirlpool Washer
The replacement was very easy. I unscrewed the remaining plastic piece from the original knob and screwed on the new timer knob. The replacement knob seems to be better made than the one that broke. I was very happy to find the exact one on this website. What impressed me about this website is I ordered the part on a Monday evening and
... Read moreit was delivered to my door on Wednesday - very prompt service. I will definitely come back to this site in the future.
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Nancy from Ballston Spa, NY
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Really Easy
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The cycle knob broke
I removed the old piece and replaced it with the new one. It was the easiest repair I've ever done. The website was super helpful with diagrams and tips and made the experience of buying the part as easy as repairing it!!!!
Maribel from Los Angeles, CA
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Really Easy
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Broken dial on my washer
I spent 2 years using needle nose pliers and a glove to set and turn on my washer! Can you believe it!? Then I decided to see if I could find the part on line. There is was.. right here on this site! Today I put it on the washer and voila! ... like new! Easy and quick. Why did I wait so long!
Myrna from Bellaire, MI
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
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Less than 15 mins
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Broken timer knob
I unscrewed the broken stem from the threaded timer stem; I was able to unscrew it with my fingers but could have used needle-nosed pliers. Once I removed the broken stem, I screwed the replacement timer knob into place. Total time for the repair was less than one minute and the replacement knob worked perfectly.
Kevin from Cincinnati, OH
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Really Easy
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Knob Broke
Ordered part and within 2 days it arrived. Removed broken knob and twisted new one on. Awesome job getting the part to me so fast. Thank you!
It was a snap. I read what others had done before I ordered the part and they were right! Unscrew the broken piece, screw the new knob on till tight and done.
Diane from Merrimack, NH
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
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Pliers
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Old timer knob broke off
Removed the remaining parts of the broken timer knob with pliers and just screwed on the new timer knob with no tools - just a quick turn of the knob until it was secure. Easy as it gets!
Nancy from Omaha, NE
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Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
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Pliers
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Mildred
September 6, 2017
I have a Whirlpool washing machine. I can push in and pull out the timer knob but the knob spins freely both clock wise and counter clock wise. It does not set the timer dial like it's suppose to. Does this have anything to do with either the timer, timer knob or timer dial being messed up?
For model number LSQ9549LW3
Hi Mildred,
Thank you for your inquiry. Actually all three of those parts would be something that you would have to look into. I would say check the knob first. If the knob is the problem then you will be able to see physical damage on it. If your knob is fine, it may be your timer that is the issue. Good luck with your repair!
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Karey
January 13, 2022
If my timer knob does advance but gets stuck at certain spots on certain settings but not other spots on different settings is the problem my knob or not. Example: the knob stops at spin on heavy load setting but not on the permanent press setting?
For model number LSR7233EQ0
Hello Karey, Thank you for the question. Once the cycle is started, if you remove the knob and it still gets stuck, you may have a faulty Timer Switch, PartSelect Number PS11742022. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
The cycle control knob is broken and gone. I am able to use pliers to start a cycle. It is a metal threaded screw. Which part do I need to replace this knob
For model number LSC6244AW0
Hello Jennifer, Thank you for contacting us. We have researched the model you have provided and have found the part you are looking for is Part #: PS1485614 for the knob and Skirt. They are only sold in Black now. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
My whirlpool washer stops at different points in different cycles. Although the cycle setting knob indicates the cycle has been completed, when I open the washer it is still full of water. I also need to manually hold the knob to get the cycle to begin again. Any suggestions on parts that need replacing? Thank you so much!
For model number LSR7233BW0
Hi Sally, Thank you for writing. This is normally an indication the Timer Switch PartSelect Number PS871336 is faulty and may need to be replaced. We hope this helps!
