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Kenmore Washer/Dryer Combo Timer Cams are crucial for ensuring the proper sequence of operations in your appliance. Here's what you need to know for successful repairs.
If your appliance isn't completing cycles or starts/stops inconsistently, inspect the timer cam. It may be worn if these issues persist. Test by advancing the timer manually.
Unplug the unit and access the control console. Remove the knob and dial from the timer. Detach the timer assembly and replace the worn cam with the new one. Reassemble and test the appliance.
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