waterwitch
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Hello all, does anyone have a timer for a Maytag washer model a710 they would sell?
A710 maytag washer timer
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Anthony, check your first thread about the timer issue. There's a good suggestion there to zero in on the trouble.
waterwitch
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I ran it on the "permanent press" cycle lastnight, it went through the whole cycle just fine, next I'll try it on the last one, which is a "timed soak". After that I'm going to try to open the timer and spray a silicone lubricant on the main cam. I've never taken a timer apart so this will be a little nerve racking for me.
I ran it on the "permanent press" cycle lastnight, it went through the whole cycle just fine, next I'll try it on the last one, which is a "timed soak". After that I'm going to try to open the timer and spray a silicone lubricant on the main cam. I've never taken a timer apart so this will be a little nerve racking for me.
You can do it Anthony! Fingers crossed that the silicone lube does the trick.
waterwitch
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Soak option
I selected the "soak only" option. It filled, then agitated a few minutes, then advanced to "off". So that cycle works. Next I turned it to "Timed soak", it agitated then stopped, then agitated again once it hit the 15 mark then stopped. I started it at the 27 mark. So it seems to be cycling correctly so far.
I selected the "soak only" option. It filled, then agitated a few minutes, then advanced to "off". So that cycle works. Next I turned it to "Timed soak", it agitated then stopped, then agitated again once it hit the 15 mark then stopped. I started it at the 27 mark. So it seems to be cycling correctly so far.
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