FIXED - GE Dishwasher Timer Won't Advance WD21X10476 - Won't Cycle Through
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- How to Replace GE Dishwasher Timer WD21X10476 - Dishwasher Won't Cycle Through all the way. Dishwasher timer stuck and will not advance. Model GSD3300D35BB Serial TA702439B. #dishwasherRepairs #gedishwasher #washerissues #washerRepairs
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1. GE Timer WD21X10476
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2. WD21X10476 Timer for General Electric GE Hotpoint RCA Kenmore AP5688710 3028629 PS6011664 Genuine OEM
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Timer
Part # WD21X10476
Replaces: AP5688710, 3028629, PS6011664
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Thank you very much. I was able to complete my repair myself and save lots of $$$.
The first time I opened my dishwasher to look at the timer, I heard a click, closed my dishwasher, and it worked. I didn't have to install a new timer. I think that the timer wire had simply gotten loose. However, the problem reappeared the next day, and I smelled a burning smell. The solenoid parts melted, and I had to install a new solenoid, armature link, and timer. So far, so good. My first appliance repair! Thank you again!
Oh that story makes my heart feel good. You did a great job and thank you for you kind words and comment!!!
Seriously I cannot thank u enough for this video. This saved me over $1,200 from either replacing it or having someone come and fix it. I found the timer online for $98 shipped and it took me no time to do. Thank u!
Thanks for the kind words. I am so happy you were able to get this done and saved money in the process.
I've gotten pretty good with appliance repair. I have a GE washing machine that I use to clean my bowling balls. They just don't make them like they use to. Your videos have helped me troubleshoot a lot of the manufacturer's flaws.
Excellent video, When my dishwasher stopped filling up, initially I thought it was the water inlet valve, I replaced it, then I noticed the reason it wasn't filling with water was because the timer was not advancing. So with the help of your video, I replaced it. The dishwasher is working great once again. Thank you.
makes my heart feel great that you were able to get it going again. amazing job! thank you for the kind words and the comment.
@@JRMSweeps Thank you very much.
Welcome
Thank you for posting this. Mine started to not advance 2 weeks ago and I thought I was going to have to buy a new one. I just took the part out and will be ordering another one. Thank you for sharing how easy this is to fix!
Very welcome. It is definitely an easy fix. Does your washer go through all the cycles when you manually advance the timer?
@@JRMSweeps Yes it did with the old part. No issues with heating or draining. It just would not advance. I put the new part in a few days ago and have had no issues! Thank you so much for the help!
Right on awesome deal. Glad u were able to fix it, great job.
Had that problem. After a couple cycles manually advancing, problem went away
Just finished fixing mine following this video. Worked fine.
Excellent work. I'm glad the video helped you out. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for posting that vid. I have the exact same dishwasher. It runs but does not advance through the wash cycle, just runs all night. I ordered the exact same timer unit from Amazon, figuring it would be an easy plug n play fix, and just for S&G, I did a quick youtube search and your vid was the first one. Didn't tell me much that I wouldn't have figured out, because it is such a simple job, but still it is nice to see that it is so simple. I just fixed the ice maker in the fridge, and now the dishwasher. Got stuff to fix on the truck, the power windows AND the AC both crapped out one right after the other so got to fix those real soon, cause we are already getting warm days here in South Louisiana. Between youtube and Amazon and sometimes Fleabay, I honestly think I can fix ANYTHING. Anybody need a triple bypass or a kidney transplant? I work for booze.
Man, i just saw this post. How did ur fix turn out?
@@JRMSweeps If you mean the dishwasher, finally it boiled down to an assembly that cost half as much as a new dishwasher. I was spending way too much time on that thing, too. We ended up buying a new Kitchenaid three rack dishwasher instead and we LOVE IT! No plastic, all stainless except for a few little bits here and there. Works great, every time, holds a full day of dishes for the two of us, including snackers, beer glasses, and our evening cocktail glasses.
Thanks! I followed your directions and it worked! Saved me money and frustration! Thanks again for posting this.
Excellent, glad it helped you out.
Thanks to you sir, I was able to fix my dishwasher. I'm not a handy person at all, but you made it easy enough even for me.
Awesome glad u were able to fix it with some help here. Great job!
Thanks again. Back 4 months later to ask everyone: Can we have a conversation about lining up the armature things that connect the clock to the soap dispenser? Surely there's a trick to this?!
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To the point and easy. Fixed a residents timer switch 1st try thanks.
Ty my friend. Good luck!
Yo thank god for videos like these. If I can fix it myself I will. Its also nice to learn how to do handy stuff like this
Thanks for the nice comment, my friend. This was a really easy fix to do as well.
Excellent video my guy. Saved my ass on a work order. 😅 Have a great day man!
excellent my friend. appreciate the comment!!!
I had the same problem.but i think some food or something got in the works. Bought replacement part. Then problem went away. Works fine now
Sweet deal. These washers are really easy to work on imo. Just takes a little time.
You’re a godsend ! Thank you for the instructions!!
Welcome!!!
Thanks, man! My machine's back in business!
Very welcome and am so glad you fixed it. Makes me feel some peace knowing this vid helped u out. Thank you for your comment my friend.
I replaced the inlet valve already, it ran for one cycle and now its just stuck on heating and may have burned my house down if we came home any later. Assuming this fixes my issue, which at this point is unlikely, I'm close to $150 in on a dishwasher that cost $350 to replace with the model up, because this builder grade POS isn't even sold in stores. None of this is worth the risk and fire hazard this thing is. I just ordered a Bosch. Hopefully that works for at least 5 years, because this didn't even get us to 2 years (July). I knew GE products were junk, but you don't get many options in new construction without spending way more than its worth.
Mine was builder grade as well, garbage. However, we never run anything while not at home for the reason you describe. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, nothing. Glad you guys are safe. Seems like they need to put a fail safe on these appliances.
Great video. Great information. 👍👍👍
Ty my man.
Thank you! 👍👍👍
Welcome!!
Thanks for the helpful video!
Very welcome
Awesome video! It seemed easier than I thought! 🤟😎🤟🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you my friend. Glad it worked for you!!!✌✌✌
Thank you!
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That was helpful! Thank you.
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Thank you !!! Easy fix
Welcome
My timer was recently replaced. What would prevent the dish soap dispenser from shutting prior to releasing during the cycle? Is that the blue disc like piece you moved from one timer to the other?
If you manually move the timer knob while the dishwasher is running, will the dispenser open?
Good video
Ty
I'm assuming the larger electrical wiring harness was a pain to remove since you edited out the actual disconnection of it and skipped forward to the small one?
Disconnecting is as simple as unplugging the timer from the harness.
You did not mention that the blue disc u took off the old one can or cannot be reinstalled wrong.
Sorry, did my best in trying to show what I did.
So i have a portable dishwasher….the front looks almost identical! I’ve only had it for 5 years and I’m a single person i use it 1 to 2 times a week. Does that seem a bit premature to break or is it normal?
Mine is sticking inconsistent the first time it happened on the heated drying and all my plastic reusable straws melted and looked like limp crooked penises. It usually will not work unless i skip the hot start and heavy option and go directly to start….it’s weird but i ordered a timer and appreciate your video
Seems normal given the items they are producing. Ours was about the same time wise before it all went out.
Welcome. Double check and make sure it's draining and pumping water out as well. When our timer went out, it fried our drain armature and drain pump as well.
@@JRMSweeps yep if it doesn’t decide to stick it cleans as normal
Sounds to me to be a timer issue.
I did everything just the way you did. Flipped the breaker, started it up and it is stuck on the fill cycle, no matter where I advance the timer. Leaking all over the floor. Any suggestions?
So the timer u installed isn't advancing?
Could this be why my washer won’t drain? We have had to mess with the dial for months because it would not advance but now it won’t advance well even with the nudge and on a dime it stopped draining. I see water in the tubing going to sink. I disconnected it and blew it out so I don’t think it’s clogged. What part number do I order for this?
Check the video description on the part number and cross reference your machine with it as well. I will tell you that the magnetic armature froze up on us underneath the washer bc it was stuck on drain for so long, it burned up the mechanism. I ended up having to replace that as well. Does your timer advance? If so, it is somethig other than the timer, else, if you can advance the timer manually and it drains, chances are it's the timer. We ended up having to replace the whole unit a few months later bc that faulty stuck timer messed up some other parts as well when we ran it not knowing any better.
JRMSweeps i smelled a burning smell the day the drain stopped working. The timer would still advance but now it won’t nor will the unit drain.
Could be the drain armature underneath the unit. I have a vid on my channel on how to check for that. Also, could be something electrical as well.
JRMSweeps thanks!
Welcome, let me know what u find out if anything!
How would I know for sure if I need to replace the timer? No matter what cycle I put it on, it stops at the same spot a little past the "Light Wash" cycle. It never fills up w/water but I do feel that the inside does get hot. How would I found out the part #? My home was built in 2018 so would it still use the same one as shown in the video?
Sorry for the late response.
Here is what I did to diagnose mine.
1. Advance the timer manually to ensure the washer will fill up with water and drain. If it doesn't drain, then you may have a bad/frozen armature underneath the washer that opens and closes the drain valve. Below is a link to what a malfunctioning drain armature looks like for my model.
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2. If the machine will fill, drain, etc., with you moving the timer manually, then you probably have a bad timer.
You can find the part number by going to the manufacturer's website and searching for your model. There might be a qr code inside the washer you can scan as well that will take you directly there.
You definitely do not want to run the washer without a good timer. I am sure that is why my drain mechanism froze up.
@@JRMSweeps Thanks for the reply. I ordered the timer the other day but after reading your reply. I think it's definitely #1. I advanced the timer and still nothing so I think I need to order an armature.
Check underneath as I did in the vid to inspect ur armature. It's not much to replace tbh.
@@JRMSweeps Yes I just checked and the black tab that's attached to the spring isn't moving when I tried to move it
The spring underneath the washer? If that is the case, ur pob have a bad timer and armature.
Did this bought a new one, and still not advancing. Works when I cycle through manually. Any suggestions??
When you start the washer, does it advance and stop, or just won't advance at all? Are there any other parts that are not working, such as drain solenoid stuck, etc?
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Everything works as I spin it manually. But the timer won't advance on its own.. it's brand new
Thank you for your help. The plunger on the drain solenoid moves up and down as I turn timer sometimes it drains sometimes it does nothing. does this mean the drain solenoid bad?
The timer should advance when you start the washer and continue to when it is time to drain the machine. When you start the machine, is it starting at the beginning trying to fill up before washing?
Also, when u say it drains sometimes, is that where the timer stops?
This seem to fix my original problem but not my dishwasher won’t drain. Any thoughts?
I have a vid on what to check on my channel. Just search thru the vids for it. Armature underneath is prob seized up.
I also replaced my timer after it was freezing and then blew. Timer is replaced and now my dishwasher runs, but won't drain. Did you solve your issue? Was the armature seized as JRMSweeps suggested? Thanks.
Yes, my armature was frozen and had to be replaced. We eventually had to replace the whole unit since the drain armatire froze and burned everything up outside of the timer.
was it draining prior to replacing? Listen to see if solenoid engages the pump motor when you slowly turn the timer knob once in the running position. Also check the sump for debris chat could be clogging the drain of course.
Where can I get a new timer ?
I bought ours via amazon after researching the model number for the washer we had and then finding the part number from there.
My timer malfunctioned and caused my solenoid to MELT. Fucking robbery by GE, just the armature pin that goes inside the solenoid is $30. The rest of the assembly (solenoid and springs etc) is also another $30, and the timer that's now working, is like $90, but I have to replace it for fear of it burning another solenoid up. Ugh.
That's what happened to me, except come to find out, after changing everything, my washer wouldn't drain...burned the drain pump up on ours as well.
I have the gsd3360d35ss