Twin Tub Washing Machine Wash Timer – 3 Wire, 68 mm
The 3 wire wash timer is the mechanical timer controlling the wash cycle on semi-automatic twin tub washing machines. The body is white and cross shaped, mounted through upper and lower ears with round fixing holes set 68 mm apart between centres.
It carries three wires only, making it one of the simplest timers in this category to connect.
In stock at Cool.sa inside Saudi Arabia, with a VAT invoice and compatibility confirmed before you order
Key Features
- Mechanical wash timer for semi-automatic twin tub washing machines
- Three wires, among the simplest connections in this category
- 68 mm fixing centres between the two mounting holes
- White body with two mounting ears carrying round fixing holes
- Metal shaft with a protective cap at the centre
- Purely mechanical operation with no electronics, no programming and no battery
- Durable plastic body for the heat and humidity of a washing machine
Technical SpecificationsTwin Tub Washing Machine Wash Timer – 3 Wire
| Specification | Value |
| Part type | Mechanical wash timer |
| Wire count | 3 |
| Fixing centres | 68 mm |
| Connection type | Wire loom |
| Machine type | Semi-automatic, twin tub |
| Shaft type | Metal with protective cap |
| Mounting | Two ears with round fixing holes |
| Country of origin | China |
Why Buy Your Washing Machine Timer From Cool.sa
- We publish the fixing centre measurement in millimetres. Nobody in this market does, and it is what decides whether the timer fits your machine at all.
- We publish wire count and a photo of the colours. Most listings say “washing machine timer” with no specification.
- We stock timers across wire counts, from three to seven, plus spin timers.
- Compatibility confirmed before you order. Send a photo and a measurement 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.
- Full range of washing machine spare parts to complete the repair from one supplier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the 68 mm on the timer body mean?
It is the distance between the two fixing hole centres. Measure the same distance in your machine’s control panel before ordering, because if it does not match the timer will not fit however well everything else matches.
Q2. Can I use a three wire timer instead of a seven wire one?
No. Wire count reflects the number of functions. Timers with more wires manage motor direction reversal through multiple paths, and a three wire timer will not perform those functions. Count the wires on your old timer.
Q3. What does each of the three wires do?
Typically: a supply wire, a common wire, and a control wire going out to the motor. But colour order can differ between manufacturers, so photograph your connections before disconnecting.
Q4. What is the difference between a wash timer and a spin timer?
The wash timer runs the wash tub at 15 or 35 minutes; the spin timer runs the spin tub at 5 minutes. Check the scale around your knob to confirm.
Q5. The timer runs and never stops, why?
The cut-off mechanism inside has failed, and replacement is the fix.
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