Timer - 230V 60Hz WPW10185972

This was my second time making repairs. The only difference this time I replaced all parts from top to bottom. When I pulled the heating element out only one coil was working the others had burned out. It was easy to do and the videos on the site are very helpful and informative. I followed the steps and if I thought I missed a step I replayed it again. I am a woman and found it very easy and not at all intimidating at all. I am going to hopefully have it for another 10 yrs. You guys keep up the good work.

Unplugged dryer from outlet, disconnected dryer vent line, turned dryer around, removed timer knob, unscrewed timer unit, unplugged 3 electrical connections from timer, plugged 3 electrical connections to new timer, screwed timer unit back on dryer, replaced timer knob, turned dryer back around, plugged electrical cord back into outlet, reinstalled dryer vent hose. Tried dryer with a load of wet clothes. IT WORKS FINE AGAIN. I'm not a pro plumber but this timer change was super easy with no problems at all. The timer was $20 cheaper from the site than from a local plumber. My first time with the site but, for sure, not my last. Thanks.

Replaced timer

First unplug dryer from receptacle. Took off back of top panel where the timer is. Unplug the wires from timer. Took selector knob off then Took out the two screws that was holding timer in. Got my ohm’s meter and checked timer and seen it was bad. Order timer from PartSelect.com when it came in I took it put in cabinet where old one was replaced the two screws that holds it in plug wires back in. Put selector knob back on put back panel on with the six screws. plug dryer into receptacle. Now dryer works like it’s supposed to. It dries clothes in one cycle.

switched part out in 10 minutes. only needed to unplug appliance, disconnect wires, and 1/4 inch nut driver only tool needed.