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Sections of the 101921600

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Parts for the 101921600

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Automatic Dry Sensor with Mounting Screws

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PartSelect #: PS1595603

Manufacturer #: 304997

This part helps determines the dryness of the clothes to reduce over – drying.

5 Cycle Timer - 115V - 60Hz

PartSelect #: PS2039972

Manufacturer #: 37921

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

SWITCH

PartSelect #: PS2040874

Manufacturer #: 40034901P

Timer

PartSelect #: PS2039973

Manufacturer #: 37922

Timer

PartSelect #: PS11738792

Manufacturer #: WP207378

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

CLAMP

PartSelect #: PS348335

Manufacturer #: 357030

$18.46

DISCONTINUED

PartSelect #: PS2036941

Manufacturer #: 33521

HOSE,TUB TO PUMP-DRAIN

PartSelect #: PS2027993

Manufacturer #: 27160

Gasket Set n notes) Incl. part #'s 35 952 (1),36304 (1), (1), 36333 (1), 36 335 (1),37493 (1), 36348 (1), 36351 ( 1),36352 (1), 36358 (1), 36365 (1),3

PartSelect #: PS8958048

Manufacturer #: 37496

$15.99

Housing Assembly

PartSelect #: PS8956226

Manufacturer #: 34945

Head-Cylinder

PartSelect #: PS8957116

Manufacturer #: 37516

Gasket-Head, Cylinder

PartSelect #: PS8963048

Manufacturer #: 37256

$8.23

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Installation Instructions of parts on the 101921600

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Cycles would not change

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Parts Used:

Timer

Leon from Wilmington, DE
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set

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Found sensor broken in dryer

I disconnected the power. Then I removed the two screws on the front of dryer, lifted front panel to the side. Installed part with the two screws included. Plugged in two wires. I put the front of the dryer back in place and replaced the two screws holding it. I'm a 67 year old women not a mechanic and if I could do it so can you.

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