DXT-35SF-4 Hitachi Big Fitting 4 Pin Washing Machine Timer
The wash timer model DXT-35SF-4 is the mechanical timer controlling wash cycle duration on semi-automatic twin tub washing machines. It runs 35 minutes, carries four direct terminals rather than a wire loom, and operates at 220 to 240 V, 3 A, 50/60 Hz.
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
- 35 minute duration, suited to heavy wash and the soak function
- Four direct terminals rather than a wire loom
- 220 to 240 V, 3 A, 50/60 Hz
- Model DXT-35SF-4, universal rated
- Purely mechanical operation with no electronics, no programming and no battery
- Metal shaft with a locating flat so the knob fits in the correct orientation
- Four side tabs for direct mounting into the control panel
- Durable plastic body for heat and humidity
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
| Model | DXT-35SF-4 |
| Part type | Mechanical wash timer |
| Duration | 35 minutes |
| Terminal count | 4 |
| Connection type | Direct metal terminals |
| Voltage | 220 to 240 V |
| Current | 3 A |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Rating | Universal |
| Machine type | Semi-automatic, twin tub |
| Shaft type | Metal with locating flat |
| Mounting | Side tabs |
| Country of origin | China |
Why Buy Your Washing Machine Timer From Cool.sa
- We publish duration, terminal count and connection type clearly. Most listings say “washing machine timer” with no specification at all.
- We explain the wash versus spin distinction, and 15 versus 35 minutes, before you order.
- 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: drain pumps, valves 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 35 minute and a 15 minute timer?
The maximum cycle duration. 35 minutes is intended for heavy wash and the soak function, while 15 minutes covers normal cycles. The choice is determined by the scale printed on your machine’s control panel, not by preference. If your panel scale ends at 15, do not fit a 35 minute timer.
Q2. What is the difference between a wash timer and a spin timer?
The wash timer runs 15 or 35 minutes and drives the wash tub; the spin timer runs 5 minutes and drives the spin tub. This model is a wash timer.
Q3. How many terminals does it have?
Four direct terminals. The number at the end of the model, DXT-35SF-4, is the terminal count.
Q4. What is the difference between direct terminals and a wire loom?
This model has metal terminals that your machine’s connectors push straight onto, while other models come with pre-fitted wires. Look at your old timer and confirm the type matches.
Q5. What does UNIVERSAL mean?
It means the timer suits a wide range of twin tub machines regardless of brand. But you still need to match duration, terminal count, connection type and shaft shape.
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