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not sure, but if you could watch the actual Timer Motor as you slowly turn the Dial till is starts turning by itself.
and then unplug washer, disconnect the Motor Speed Control, plug washer back in, and see if the Timer Motor still moves at that position
Okay, did that and found the timer will run on it's own without being hooked up to the speed control when on that dial setting.
But new twist, timer ran at start of heavy cycle too, and also after I moved the dial to next notch.. acting like it want's to work either on the speed contol OR on it's own now.
Wanted to see if I could get it to spin, but no doubt will not go into spin unless you have it loaded with wet clothes as it must know when it's empty etc. Is that right ?
At any rate, it doesn't want to spin either by letting the timer run, or moving the dial to "spin" at this point. but does still tumble.
I feel like I should put the cabinet back together and hook up the water to see what it will do. Not sure why I'm seeing timer movement everywhere on the dial now.
What do you think now?