Hotpoint 95360 timer

[inisfad]

Good morning, my favorite gurus….
In my effort to apparently completely rebuild my washing machine….The timer/dial is stopping just before the first rinse, and will not advance. If I click it forward, it will spin, and then stop again. It will not do that first rinse – supply water for it…. but continues to spin and drain. I physically have to keep clicking the timer forward, where it spins and stops, until it gets to the drain function just before the second rinse. Then it will continue onward, spin, then supply water for the second rinse, do the rinse properly, drain and spin properly, etc. Is this solely a timer issue? And if so, are the timers available (and how difficult are they to replace).

[electrofix]

cant say quickly if you can get one but they are not difficult to replace but you need 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} concentration as you change one wire at a time

Dave

[inisfad]

LOL….I wonder if it’s physically possible for me to have ‘100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} concentration’. I’ve looked at the timer, and see the myriad of wires that would have to be reconnected. I suppose one question I would have is why, when I advance the timer manually, it doesn’t allow for the water to come in for that first rinse?? Of course, I imagine I can continue to manually move the timer about, setting it again to the second rinse cycle two times, to effect the two rinse cycles, but I’m concerned that, at some point, the timer may stop working at all, even if it’s being manually set. Is that possible, and is there any way to ‘repair’ the existing timer? Is it possible that this is just a wiring problem? Iadom sent me the service manual for this machine, which does have the diagram for the timer connections…..????

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