Washer Timer Control WP8572976

removed 2 screws from back panel screwed in washer then to the top 2 out screws from the back of panel on the top pick up panel to remove set the face down on washer of then pulled black plastic stick out to remove timer knob then take out small screw from the front timer to remove timer from back side right or left to remove an d replace should only be 5 screw to take out not bad at all my 1st replace

Actually, my brother-in-law did the repair. He replaced the part, but found out that it was another part that was the problem. We kept the part because he told us that this part would be the next thing to go, so we just kept it. Now, we ordered and fixed the correct part and it works great.

i took out my timer an called your place an you responed within two days of the time i placed the order an it fit right back in an the repklacement part was very good my waser is up an running because of your quick reponse i am very pleased with your service it was very good i will use you for any other of my repairs that i can get from you thank you truman r davis

First, I removed the two screws that hold the back-top in place. I removed the top to get to the control timer. I replaced the control timer with a new part and replaced the lid switch (which I broke removing the old one). Put it all back together and still nothing. I removed the two spring U clamps at the top back that hold the entire casing in place. I removed the casing. I checked out the wires leading to the motor and the white wire showed signs of a burn. When touching this wire it broke off. I used a pigtale from the connector to the old wire, soldered it in place and put it all back together AND, WOW, LUCKY ME it has been working since.
The parts I ordered on Monday, came to my house the next day and I did not pay for additonal shipping. I returned the timer and the $ was credited to my account in about one week. Partsselect is about the best experience I have had on the internet.