Timer

Replaced the timer.

I set the arrow on the dial to "off"

Hardest part was removing and reinstalling the spring-loaded plastic knob on the dial.

Popped off the central disk, dropped the retaining spring clip with a screw driver and removed the spring assembly and dial from the timer shaft, in sequence. (Repeated this process to install, after new timer was mounted).

Two top screws hold the face plate and two hex nuts hold timer in the mointing.

the timer's lectrical plug and scocket hook up was simple.

I thought calibrating the new timer could be a problem but a permanet pin in the timer shaft points to the cycle (when installed) even when the arrow knob is removed.

Greg Jones, Charlotte N.C.

First I unplugged the machine to prevent me from getting electricuted.
Next I snapped the control knob cap off.
Removed clip that held knob on timer shaft.
Removed 2 inside phillips screws holding the control panel located on top.
I tilted panel forward enough to get my hand on timer.
I then used a 5/16 nut driver to remove the 2 screws attaching the timer to the panel.
Next I unplugged the wire harness.
The old timer is now ready to be discarded.
I assembled the new timer in the reverse order the old one was removed.

Pulled knob off timer. Removed four screws at the top of the piece holding the timer in place. Pulled the wires out of the fitting. Then reversed procedure to put back together.