Twin Tub Washing Machine Spin Timer ET007 – 5 Minute, 2 Wire
The spin timer model ET007 is the mechanical timer controlling spin cycle duration on semi-automatic twin tub washing machines. It runs 5 minutes, carries only two wires, and is the simplest timer in the machine to connect.
The body is round with two mounting ears, and the shaft is metal with a locating flat so the knob fits in the correct orientation.
In stock at Cool.sa inside Saudi Arabia, with a VAT invoice and compatibility confirmed before you order.
Key Features
- Mechanical spin timer for semi-automatic twin tub washing machines
- 5 minute duration
- Two wires only, the simplest connection of any timer in the machine
- Model ET007
- Round body with two mounting ears carrying slotted holes for position adjustment
- Metal shaft with a locating flat so the knob fits correctly
- Purely mechanical operation with no electronics, no programming and no battery
- Durable plastic body for the heat and humidity of a washing machine
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
| Model | ET007 |
| Part type | Mechanical spin timer |
| Duration | 5 minutes |
| Wire count | 2 |
| Connection type | Wire loom |
| Machine type | Semi-automatic, twin tub |
| Shaft type | Metal with locating flat |
| Body shape | Round with two mounting ears |
| Mounting | Two slotted holes |
| Country of origin | China |
Why Buy Your Washing Machine Timer From Cool.sa
- We stock both spin and wash timers. Most sellers carry one type and leave you hunting elsewhere for the other.
- We publish duration and wire count clearly. Most listings say “washing machine timer” with no specification, so you cannot tell whether it is spin or wash.
- Compatibility confirmed before you order. Send a photo of the old timer and the control panel and we confirm in writing.
- Stock inside Saudi Arabia with fast delivery.
- VAT invoicing for corporate, business and labour accommodation procurement.
- Bulk pricing for labour accommodation, laundries, repair companies and facilities management.
- Companion parts from the same stock: wash timers, drain switches, drain pumps and belts.
- Full range of washing machine spare parts to complete the repair from one supplier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the difference between a spin timer and a wash timer?
The spin timer runs 5 minutes and drives the spin tub; the wash timer runs 15 or 35 minutes, drives the wash tub and reverses the motor. This model is a spin timer. Check the scale around your failed timer’s knob to confirm.
Q2. Why only two wires when a wash timer has six or seven?
Because the job is simpler. A wash timer reverses the motor direction repeatedly, which requires multiple paths. A spin timer runs the motor one way then cuts it.
Q3. The spin runs and never stops, what should I do?
Stop using the spin tub immediately and replace the timer. Continuous running without cut-off burns out the spin motor, which costs many times more than the timer.
Q4. The spin tub does nothing, is the timer the cause?
Possibly, but check the spin lid switch first. Most machines will not run the spin unless the lid is closed, which is a safety feature, and the symptom is identical to a failed timer.
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