General Electric Dishwasher Timers

Your Price

$85.30

General Electric Dishwasher Timer

★★★★★

8 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS17626228

Manufacturer Part Number WD21X33641

This is a timer for use in dishwashers. The timer is responsible for ensuring the various parts of the dishwasher cycle activate at the correct time. If the timer is in any way broken or faulty, it will cause your dishwasher to not start, take longer than normal or finish too early, and will need to be replaced as soon as possible. This timer features a mostly metal construction and features a wire terminal on its top side. Replacing this timer will require a few tools, like a screwdriver or socket wrench, and some disassembly of your dishwasher will be necessary. This timer is an individual OEM part, so it does not come with any accessories.

Fixes these symptoms

Not cleaning dishes properly
Not draining
Will Not Start
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$93.94

General Electric Dishwasher Timer

★★★★★

6 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS17626226

Manufacturer Part Number WD21X33640

This dishwasher timer is a genuine replacement component that serves as the central control for regulating the timing and sequence of wash, rinse, and dry cycles. Designed for GE and Hotpoint dishwashers, it ensures that each phase of the cleaning process occurs in the correct order and duration. A faulty timer may result in unpredictable or incomplete cycles, leading to poor cleaning performance or a dishwasher that fails to finish its program. This part replaces older models such as WD21X10474 and is engineered for precise compatibility and reliable operation. Installation typically involves accessing the control panel, disconnecting the old timer, and securing the new unit using existing wiring and mounting points. Model verification is recommended prior to replacement.

Fixes these symptoms

Not draining
Will Not Start
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Your Price

$89.27

General Electric Dishwasher Timer

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS6011663

Manufacturer Part Number WD21X10475

The timer manages the various dishwasher functions such as filling, washing, draining and drying.

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$43.18

General Electric Dishwasher Timer Cam

PartSelect Number PS2370510

Manufacturer Part Number WD16X10012

Introducing the GE Cam Timer, an essential component for any GE dishwasher. Designed to expertly synchronize and control cycle operations, this is a critical contributor to the smooth running of a dishwasher. Before installing this indispensable part, ensure you have safely unplugged your dishwasher or turned off the house circuit breaker to prevent any undesired accidents. It is also advised to wear work gloves during the installation process to protect your hands. Trust in the quality and reliability of GE to keep your dishwasher performing at its best.

Your Price

$99.25

General Electric Dishwasher Timer

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS17137077

Manufacturer Part Number WD21X33639

Timer Control

Fixes these symptoms

Not draining
Will not fill with water
Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions

Jay from North Liberty, IA

Water would not drain.

The washer ran through a full cycle, but the water didn't drain out. I pulled out the drain vent and checked for foreign objects. Also checked at the drain hose/disposal joint and there was no blockage. After removing the bottom panels I noticed the solenoid was shot. Cylinder was burnt up and stuck solid in the up position. I went online and found that a main cause of this can be from the timer causing the solenoid to over exert and burn out. I decided if I was going to order parts and dig into a repair I should replace both. For the timer it is just a matter of unscrewing the inner door panel and unplugging the old timer. Then inserting new one. Couple of things I ran into were the door is no longer heavy enough to stay down so I grabbed a waffle iron as a weight to hold it down. Also will need to unscrew the set screw on the Door lock latch's bottom side. Pay close attention to how it was together helps. For the solenoid I removed the main screws holding the unit in place as well as the c-clip holding the plastic arm. Undo the spring and plug and the whole unit comes out. Reverse these steps with the new solenoid to install. Read more...