Whirlpool WPW10186032 Timer Review

My relative Kenmore's clothes dryer no longer heats up in timer mode, only the auto sensing side. This timer was an exact replacement and only took 5 minutes to swap out. Disabled. Remove the rear top panel to access the part. Two screws held the timer in place. Five wires have just been severed. They rearranged everything from old to new, one by one, so as not to create confusion. collect back. Back in business.

I watched a few DIY videos on YouTube before purchasing this part. It is extremely important to diagnose your dryer first before ordering a part. There are some simple and clear videos to help you with this, but you'll also need a multimeter. After realizing that the timer was the reason for the poor reading, I ordered these. Now my dryer works great again (heats).

This is an OEM part, not a brand copy; Works and fits just like the original. If you can work with basic hand tools, you can replace this part yourself and save about $100 an hour on a service technician. it took maybe 15-20 minutes. My dryer had ungrooved hex bolts so a socket set was required - you should check ahead of time and make sure you have the right tools. All plugs are different and therefore cannot be confused: pull out the old switch, plug in the new one, rewire, done.

Эта маленькая деталь стоит намного меньше, чем если бы ее ремонтировал мастер (сэкономил около 350 долларов, сделав это самостоятельно) Первым симптомом было то, что моя сушилка не работала for now. dry but it ran on a dry sensor, then sometimes it didn't get hot and sometimes (I won't lie I unblocked the dryer vent and hose as they were pretty clogged to see if it would run on the sensor dry again, no, not this time) then it randomly starts by itself or works when I get home. All of the…

We have tested all fuses, thermostat and heating element. Everything checked out fine. It remains to check the timer and the engine switch. Initial testing of the timer seemed to show it was working, but upon further reading we checked the timer on each cycle and only got intermittent heat on one cycle (maybe that's why it passed the test well). Then it didn't get warm on this cycle either. Finally, it was accidentally discovered that if you press the timer button and start the cycle, it heats…