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Timer
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PartSelect Number PS11749831
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10185982
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
Fixes these symptoms
  • No heat or not enough heat
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will not shut off
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Eugene from CRUGER, MS
Dryer would not heat
Repair was very easy only took about ten minutes Read more...
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Timer
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PartSelect Number PS11749833
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10185992
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Rodney from NEWNAN, GA
The Dryer had simply quit turning off: either by moiture sensor or by timer. The timer knob would no longer advance.
I looked up the likely causes on this website and came up with two most likely causes: bad fuse ($10) or a bad timer assembly ($85). Since I suspected the timer assembly might be more likely cause but the fuse was relatively cheap, I went ahead and purchased both of those so I'd likely be able to fix it. Got the parts in 2 days, First I installed the fuse assembly using the video from this site as a coach. Took me maybe 5 minutes to replace, quite easy actually. Put it back together and tested to see if it had fixed the problem. It had not. So I replaced the timer assembly. I used the youtube videos of that for some coaching preparation. Again it was easy as pie. Took me 5 minutes to remove the old one and replace with the new one. Put it all back together and tested it. SUCCESS! that fixed it! So.. for about $100 in parts, I fixed it. The service call alone would have cost $150 not including parts, so I saved at least $150 doing it myself! Your diagnostic help advise was absolutely vital to enabling me to diagnose and find the right replacement parts! THANK YOU! Read more...
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$176.39
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Timer - 60Hz
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PartSelect Number PS11746606
Manufacturer Part Number WP8566184
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
Fixes these symptoms
  • Shuts off too soon
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will not shut off
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Installation Instructions
James from Nazareth, PA
Dryer stuck in middle of heat cycle.
Lets say the dryer ran all night thru the middle of the next day. It would stick on time dry and sensor dry cycle. Easy fix. Make sure you buy the right replacement timer. Remove the back cover of the control panel of the dryer. Make sure you unplug the dryer first. Two screws hold the timer in place. There are several wires connected to the timer. Take one off and place it on the new timer. Do this with all wires, it helps to use a needle nose pliers to pull the wires from the old timer. Install new timer with the two screws, replace the back panel, and plug the dryer back in. You're done. Pretty easy. Read more...
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$171.74
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Dryer Timer Control
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PartSelect Number PS11749830
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10185981
60hz
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Dwight from SAN Ysidro, CA
Unable to use heat selector knob which was always tight to turn and finally broke
First unplug it. Take off 4 screws on back of panel, remove two small screws where dryer screen is pulled out of, place a small screw driver under front part of cover and pop is up, careful not to brake, there will be two big spring type clamps you use player to remove on each side, flip cover on back and unplug all the connectors to the dryer timer, remove the few screws holding it, plug back in all the connectors, put back in and screw is back on, put spring clamps back on using pliers, tilt cover back in, snap cover back in, put screws back that you took out, put knob back on and done. Read more...
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Timer - 230V 60Hz
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PartSelect Number PS11749827
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10185972
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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  • No heat or not enough heat
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will Not Start
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Rufus from REDDING, CA
No function
Replaced timer Read more...
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$172.26
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TIMER
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PartSelect Number PS11759803
Manufacturer Part Number W10894766
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Ralph from TEATICKET, MA
no heat
tested all sensors and heating element came down to timer very easy to replace would have been cheaper for a sensor but that's life works now very easy fix... thanks Read more...
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$176.28
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Dryer Timer - 60 Hz.
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PartSelect Number PS11745797
Manufacturer Part Number WP8299779
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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$177.25
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Timer, 60 Hz.
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PartSelect Number PS11741713
Manufacturer Part Number WP3406725
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
Fixes these symptoms
  • Shuts off too soon
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will not shut off
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Installation Instructions
Christina from Rock Hill, SC
Dryer wouldn't stay on
Determined that the knob/timer assembly wasn't working properly by testing the start button when holding the knob in different places. Disassembled the timer from the back of the dryer and used information on timer to order replacement part (partselect was used after a thorough search for both price and delivery time - both were superior with partselect.com). Received the timer assembly overnight and placed in dryer with success. (Took a digital photo before disassembly to assist with reassembly). Read more...
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Dryer Timer - 60 Hz.
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PartSelect Number PS11745799
Manufacturer Part Number WP8299781
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
Fixes these symptoms
  • No heat or not enough heat
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will not shut off
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Installation Instructions
Carl from San Marcos, TX
Heating element staying on all the time.
Well - I'd taken my clothes out of the dryer and put them on the pool table and went upstairs to go to bed. I thought at last moment to go pee first and ran back down stairs. Downstairs I smelled the odor of burning lint. When I looked into the laundry room, my dryer was glowing red hot - Sweet! It seems that the heating element was staying on even though the dryer was off. I looked in the various descriptions of myriad failures of dryers and didn't find that one in the documentation at all. So - I replaced the thermal fuse, the Thermal cut-off and the timer. Alas - the replacement timer had to be replaced because the clock motor was defective. When the second replacement timer arrived, it was quickly installed. Long story short - if the timer is in any play mode, the heating element stay on full blast - not low, not medium, but full on chub - and this is whether the fan or tumbler are on or not, door open or not. And so the mystery anomaly remains un-repaired, unresolved and perhaps even, undiagnosed. Note - the new Thermal Cut Off does not cut off anything even when it cookin red hot. Strange. Read more...
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Timer
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PartSelect Number PS11741127
Manufacturer Part Number WP33002803
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
Fixes these symptoms
  • Timer will not advance
  • Will not shut off
  • Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions
Jay from Shallotte, NC
Start Switch Won't Start Dryer
My wife and I had put up with this silly switch for months where we would continually pull and pull on the switch which used to take only one pull. I found PartSelect on line and chased down the part number I needed. Unfortunately, I misread the correct part number which was different for different serial numbers within the same model number. PartSelect solved this by shipping me the correct one after I discovered my mistake (the part originally sent would now start the dryer as it was supposed to but the timer didn't advance). Anyway, I had reviewed the other "installation instructions" available. It was slightly unclear to me, from reading the other descriptions, of how to remove the timer knob. The knob is in three (3) parts. To remove it, take a pocket knife or other very thin blade and slip under the silver cap and gently pry it off (it's held by four plastic studs which engage into the middle portion of the knob). Once the silver cap is off, remove the middle portion and the inner white portion by lifting straight off. Then, remove the three #10 star screws at the top of the control panel. The control panel then pivots toward you and you can lift it out of the frame to make access to the timer even easier. Next, gently remove the cable harness on the left side of the timer control assembly by depressing the tab in the middle of the connection piece and rocking gently back and forth (it is fairly snug) until you have disconnected the cable. Next, depress the plastic tab on the left side of the timer assembly and gently slide the whole timer assembly to the left (it has a plastic tab on each of the other three sides that slide under plastic holders). Insert the new timer control assembly and simply reverse all of the steps listed above taking care that the plastic feet on the new timer control assembly are engaged under the receiving plastic keepers. This is a really easy repair and took me less than 15 minutes to complete. Read more...

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