GE Washing Machine-Timer Housing Fix

So as you should know the timer housing was broken preventing the timer from being solid enough to push in the knob. Regardless if this machine is sold or put into service somewhere it really wasn't that big of deal to fix it.

[@jaykay18]

Great fix, but needs more hot glue.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

I would just go by the book fixing as much as you can clean it up and then decide whether to keep it as a spare or sell it. Maybe run it with a full cycle of bleach and water to clear some of that mess up in the tub. Or perhaps even Tide Washing Machine Cleaner. You do have a point there about why sell it if it's broken. Marketplace can be annoying sometimes with some untrusted buyers. Maybe take it to a local scrap yard if all else fails, might not get much money out of it but maybe a little at least.

[@xjoe81x]

@@ItzYaBoyJesse A lot more looking into it before any decision. But I will not be saving it for myself, no room and it's a piece of shit.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

@@xjoe81x understandable.