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Is your laundry day on pause because
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your washer timer won't budge? Let's get
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it working again. First things first,
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safety comes first. Always unplug your
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washer before you begin. Now, let's
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check if your timer is really the
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problem. If your Kenmore washer won't
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move to the next cycle or just stops,
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the timer could be to blame. But
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sometimes it's just a loose knob. Try
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turning it slowly. If it's stuck or
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feels wobbly, the timer might need
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attention. Next, remove the control
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panel. Most Kenmore washers have screws
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at the back. Unscrew them and gently
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lift the panel. You'll see the timer, a
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round part with wires connected. Check
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if the wires are loose. If so, push them
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back in. Still not working? You might
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need to replace the timer. Take a
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picture of where the wires go before you
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remove anything. Then, unplug the wires,
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unscrew the timer, and swap in a new
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one. Reconnect everything. Screw the
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panel back and plug in your washer. Give
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it a test run. If your Kenmore washer
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now works, you've done it. If not, it
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might be time to call a pro. But for
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many homeowners, this simple fix can
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save time and money. Good luck.
