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CajunRider
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Don't mention that to the Maytag repair man I know. He hates that commercial.
How hard is it to repair the timer on a Maytag (Whirlpool) washing machine?
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k0ua
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Yep, I worked in a shop that sold Maytag and Whirlpool, and I can assure you the Maytag man had plenty of work.
For 150 you can get a used washer from a repair place or you can trade them yours for a discount. That's too much to spend on a timer that may or may not fix the issue. EBay may have a good one for cheap, though.
buckeyefarmer
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My dryer one was real easy to replace. Haven't done washer, but expect it is similar. Watch YouTube videos.
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Have you ever wondered what makes that screeching scratching sound when rotating those mechanical timers?
About 40 years ago I stopped by my mother-inlaw's house and saw that her and my 10 year old son had one of those timers all apart. On an old towel was a dozen or more tiny triangle shaped pins that are spring loaded when assembled. These are all different lengths and must go back in the original holes.
I got the **** outta there as fast as I could and do you know what ever was wrong and whatever they did fixed that thing.
About 40 years ago I stopped by my mother-inlaw's house and saw that her and my 10 year old son had one of those timers all apart. On an old towel was a dozen or more tiny triangle shaped pins that are spring loaded when assembled. These are all different lengths and must go back in the original holes.
I got the **** outta there as fast as I could and do you know what ever was wrong and whatever they did fixed that thing.
k0ua
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Yep, what one man can do, another man can do.
