PRYSM W10185981 Dryer Timer Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper Replacement for AP6016540, 1481704, PS11749830

La pieza llego en perfecto estado y en la fecha indicada. Ya mi secadora funciona perfecto e incluso junto con mi esposo hicimos el reemplazo de la parte. Estoy feliz del resultado y por supuesto el costo final.

PERFECT FIT THANK YOU

I broke off the plastic dial shaft in my old timer after years of turning the dial. Ordered from this company a new dryer timer, replaced it myself and vióla! Laundry is being dried again. Easy peasy.

Just replaced this yesterday, and it almost started a fire today when I ran the dryer!!! I put in the right part number, got the part, installed it and could smell burning in the laundry room. Thank god we were home!

My wife somehow snapped the timer knob off our Maytag dryer, Model: MGDC215EW. The dryer became useless, so I started researching options online.I saw a previous glowing review on Amazon from a guy who had the exact same Maytag model, so I ordered the replacement timer yesterday. It arrived today, took me about ten minutes to install, and now we're back in action. Life is good.I was originally prepared to spend $150 or more on a replacement timer, so I'm glad I found this one for MUCH less. I'm also glad I researched options before immediately calling an appliance repair person. Going that route would have likely cost me $200 or more.Anyway, the new Maytag dryer timer works great and it was super easy to install. Anyone can do it, and you don't need to call an appliance person to help you. Do it yourself and save money!Time will tell how well this new dryer timer works over time, but so far, I'm extremely happy with my purchase.

Was a goog time worked great

took longer than stated to get here was easy to install perfect fit and it works

Had the timer in my hands in less than 24 hours. It was a perfect fit, easy to install and it was the solution to my dryer problem…. Intermittent drying. For me the PN I needed was WPW10185981 for Whirlpool Model WGD4800XQ1 Gas Dryer, and this was it, same 418-095-20-B5… numbers on both old and new timers.Install steps… Unplug the dryer, remove the timer Dial by pulling straight out, remove the 5 self-tapping screws from the Top-Back cover, remove the three smaller self-tapping screws that hold the timer in place, and finally remove and reconnect the five wire sets (one singular, and four modular). Reattach the timer, the top-back cover, replace the timer dial on the front of the dryer, and plug in the dryer. That’s it. The whole process took less than 15 minutes. Now the dryer works great.For intermittent gas drying issues, pretty much the only other cause would be the drying coil(s). A reasonably inexpensive part and while a bit more involved in changing out, not overly so.The included image is of the old part before R&R