What is the timer/clock part number for the Whirlpool WLP85800 Free Standing - Electric?

Timer part number 9753438 for Whirlpool WLP85800

The WLP85800 Free Standing - Electric uses timer part number 9753438.

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Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
Winnipeg, Manitoba	Dead. :) Just want a replacement.	Replaced with reconditioned timer
Kinburn, Ontario	clock not working at all therefore no oven	Replaced with reconditioned timer

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Hi: Our washer sticks on the final spin cycle, i.e. the dial doesn't seem to make the final click to shut off. After spinning for awhile, it starts to agitate gently, but still won't shut off. Everything else appears to be functioning correctly. Any ideas?

Washer stopped draining yesterday. Replaced clock and still won't drain. Sounds like it is trying to (noise coming from machine) but nothing is happening. Please advise.

The ceramic oven top works, but the oven does not. The electronics on this unit ( clock, clock, ect ) do not work as well anymore. This all happened when the oven stopped working. could you tell me what the problem is. northernhick

this is a 2007 model. fills with water, clock goes through its cycles and then it drains. tub never moves or makes any noise. i have reset it several times as per instructions i saw here and it doesn't work for me. this problem appeared from one wash to the next with no warning. i thought it might be the lid switch so i took it apart and put the wires together with a wire nut. no change so on a whim i tried them apart. still no change. i absolutely cannot afford a new washer so i hope someone will help me. i do not know how to use a meter but i am pretty mechanically inclined.

I've just ordered a replacement water valve for my washer after a repairman diagnosed the problem. Can I replace it myself or do I need a pro? I am not very handy but can follow instructions.

We are having problems with spining. It fill's up the washer but doesn't spin. What could be the problem

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