Admiral Washer Circuit Boards and Touch Pads

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$212.59

Admiral Washer Cntrl-elec

PartSelect Number PS16744865

Manufacturer Part Number W11607637

Fixes these symptoms

Cycle Not Advancing
Draining Issues
Will Not Start
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$212.59

Admiral Washer Cntrl-elec

PartSelect Number PS16744839

Manufacturer Part Number W11603811

Fixes these symptoms

Cycle Not Advancing
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$186.17

Admiral Washer Timer Control (60 Hz.) (motor

★★★★★

5 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11746676

Manufacturer Part Number WP8572976

The timer (60 Hz) controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

Fixes these symptoms

Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions

Martin from Cleveland, TN

washer would not run

First, I removed the two screws that hold the back-top in place. I removed the top to get to the control timer. I replaced the control timer with a new part and replaced the lid switch (which I broke removing the old one). Put it all back together and still nothing. I removed the two spring U clamps at the top back that hold the entire casing in place. I removed the casing. I checked out the wires leading to the motor and the white wire showed signs of a burn. When touching this wire it broke off. I used a pigtale from the connector to the old wire, soldered it in place and put it all back together AND, WOW, LUCKY ME it has been working since.
The parts I ordered on Monday, came to my house the next day and I did not pay for additonal shipping. I returned the timer and the $ was credited to my account in about one week. Partsselect is about the best experience I have had on the internet. Read more...

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$172.45

Admiral Washer Timer Control (60 Hz.) (motor

★★★★★

4 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11746373

Manufacturer Part Number WP8546685

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

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$149.09

Admiral Washer Control Timer

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS11750181

Manufacturer Part Number WPW10199989

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

Installation Instructions

SHAWN from Philadelphia, PA

washer not cycling or working on all cycles.

On my model You have to first lift the control panel in order to remove timer knob.I removed control panel by prying on the ends of panel one at a time with putty knife and rag to keep from scratching washer. I then use needle nose pliers to pull plastic under side of knob while pulling on knob which is the trickiest part of the job as knob will not come of til it is pulled from underside with needle nose pliers to release it then its easy from that point to disconnect wires and slide timer to the left to unlock it and in stall new timer.You have to take your time doing the repair and it will work out better for you.After replacing timer machine works on all cycles and completes entire cycle. Thank You PartSelect! Read more...

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$190.44

Admiral Washer Timer

PartSelect Number PS11738818

Manufacturer Part Number WP21001522

To release the timer knob pull small plastic tab on back of the timer.

Installation Instructions

John from Dover, PA

No water entering,Timer making weird noises.

1st disconnect the power , turn the Water valve off thenRemove the 6 screws holding the Timer console and lay it forward on the Washer.Unplug the Timer power connector. Using the needle nose pliers grab the green shaft @ the back of the Timer and pull it back and this will release the Knob, then pull the Indicator Dial off the shaft. You can now remove the bad Timer and replace it with the new Timer (snap it in place). Push the indicator dial back on the shaft (look @ the configuration,it'll only go back one way, do not force) then line the knob up( there is a rectangular shaped hole inside the knob and it has to go into the rectangular shape on the shaft). Now hold the knob tightly against the timer and go to the back of the timer and push the green shaft forward till you hear it click into the knob (this step is important) if it doesn't lock it can vibrate loose and your washer will not work properly. Put the parts back in place, plug it in, turn the water on and it should be ready to go.I also wanted to add that Maytag Technical support is worthless and useless,I'm thankful I found PartsSelect on the Internet and the Users who shared their repair stories which enabled me to make this repair. I also want to say that Maytag mastered the Art of having Timers made that only last a little past there Warranty Period, 5 year warranty, died at 5 years and 3 months. Read more...