Frigidaire 137394200 Washing Machine Timer

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 137394200 is an OEM replacement washing machine timer designed to control the sequencing and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles in top-load residential washers. The timer operates through a dial-driven mechanism integrated into the control panel, sending timed electrical signals to the motor, water valves, and other components to advance the machine through each cycle stage in the correct order. Licensed appliance technicians and experienced service pros typically handle this repair when the washer fails to advance cycles, stalls mid-cycle, or skips cycle stages entirely.

This timer is used in residential top-load washing machines across multiple brands that share the same platform. It mounts directly into the control panel and connects to the existing wiring harness, making it a direct OEM-style swap. Compatible brands include Frigidaire, Kenmore, White-Westinghouse, and Gibson washers that accept this timer configuration. If the original part number 131802100 is currently installed, the 137394200 is the designated superseding replacement.

Key Features

• Controls wash, rinse, and spin cycle sequencing through timed electrical signals
• Dial-driven mechanism integrates directly into existing control panel
• OEM part number ensures direct-fit replacement with no modification required
• Supersedes legacy part number 131802100
• Compatible across multiple brands sharing the same washer platform

Compatibility

Compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, White-Westinghouse, and Gibson washing machines that use this timer assembly. This part supersedes and replaces part number 131802100.

Installation Notes

Disconnect power to the washing machine at the outlet or circuit breaker before beginning any service work. The timer is typically accessed by removing the control panel fascia, which may require a putty knife or panel clips depending on the cabinet design. Reconnect all wiring harness terminals exactly as removed, referring to the wiring diagram located inside the cabinet or on the back panel. Verify cycle advancement manually after reinstallation before returning the unit to service.