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Washing machine clock stops abona2 01-24-2007
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Posted by abona2 on January 24, 2007, 2:57 pm


Hi all,
I have a Kemore washing machine which is about 2 years old which
will stops operating after about 58 minutes in a 1/4 hour short wash
cycle. It will just stay there and keep rinsing until I go over and
slightly move the dial which will then move on its own until it shuts
off.

Is this problem fixable or do I need a new timer Thanks for any help.
Tony


Posted by avid_hiker on January 24, 2007, 3:05 pm




> Hi all,
> I have a Kemore washing machine which is about 2 years old which
> will stops operating after about 58 minutes in a 1/4 hour short wash
> cycle. It will just stay there and keep rinsing until I go over and
> slightly move the dial which will then move on its own until it shuts
> off.
>
> Is this problem fixable or do I need a new timer Thanks for any help.
> Tony


If all your other cycles run okay; then I would say the timer needs
replacing.


Posted by Joe on January 24, 2007, 5:48 pm



abona2 wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have a Kemore washing machine which is about 2 years old which
> will stops operating after about 58 minutes in a 1/4 hour short wash
> cycle. It will just stay there and keep rinsing until I go over and
> slightly move the dial which will then move on its own until it shuts
> off.
>
> Is this problem fixable or do I need a new timer Thanks for any help.
> Tony

New timers and lots of help are available at repairclinic.com. There
may also be other similar sites. Give it a try.

Joe


Posted by David Martel on January 24, 2007, 7:09 pm


abona,

Sounds like you need a new timer, Check your warranty to see if it
includes travel, parts, and labor. Replacing the timer is an easy DIY
project.

Dave M.



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