This motor conversion kit comes with a variable speed high speed induction motor, a motor control board and a wiring harness. The motor control is NOT available separately.
Please check the model# and serial# of your appliance before ordering this part as there are several options. This part helps with the tumble and spin cycle. If your motor won't run in either the wa...
I looked at the exploded view that was posted on the website which was a big help. I took off the back and took off the control knob. I then unscrewed the timer from the console and it took a couple of minutes to realize that the timer moved to the left and had these lugs that anchored it to the console. The fact that there was only one screw should have been a give away. The hard part was disconnecting the wiring plug from the old timer. The install was in reverse and easy. The only problem is that while the washer no longer stops at every step of the cycle it still periodically stops at the 2nd and the 3rd rinse. I don't know what that is, I suspect it is a relay but I am having trouble figuring out which relay it is. Overall, it ws a piece of cake and the washer does run better.
Removed five screws from rear of control panel. Removed two control board mounting screws. Replaced control board. Replaced all screws. Washer worked except for temp control. Opened front door and removed four screws. Removed front panel. Removed two lock tab screws and locking tabs. Lifted up top of washer. Unplugged cable from thermistor. Closed washer top and reinstalled locks and front panel. Temperature control switch now controls temperature without using the thermistor+.
