6-wire small fitting general washing machine wash timer: WMT-005
This image shows a 6-wire general washing machine wash timer (Part Number: WMT-005) with a “small fitting” body, designed for compact semi-automatic washing machines.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
- Model: WMT-005 (WM TIMER TWMG-GENERAL).
- Body Type: Small Fitting design, featuring a more compact housing and narrower mounting ears for space-constrained installations.
- Wire Count: 6 Wires (bundled in yellow insulation, with internal colors including Yellow, Green/Yellow, Blue, and Brown).
- Mechanism: Transparent front casing for easy inspection of the plastic gears and electrical contacts.
- Control: Standard single metal D-shaft for the timer knob.
🔌 Typical Wiring Configuration
In a 6-wire “general” timer setup, the wires are usually divided to manage both the motor’s direction and wash intensity:
- Power Supply: One or two wires for the main live input and buzzer connection.
- Directional Outputs: Two wires that alternate power to the motor capacitor to switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation.
- Mode Selection: The remaining wires often connect to a “Normal/Gentle” selector switch to adjust the timing of the pulses.
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This image shows a 6-wire general washing machine wash timer (Part Number: WMT-005) with a “small fitting” body, designed for compact semi-automatic washing machines.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
- Model: WMT-005 (WM TIMER TWMG-GENERAL).
- Body Type: Small Fitting design, featuring a more compact housing and narrower mounting ears for space-constrained installations.
- Wire Count: 6 Wires (bundled in yellow insulation, with internal colors including Yellow, Green/Yellow, Blue, and Brown).
- Mechanism: Transparent front casing for easy inspection of the plastic gears and electrical contacts.
- Control: Standard single metal D-shaft for the timer knob.
🔌 Typical Wiring Configuration
In a 6-wire “general” timer setup, the wires are usually divided to manage both the motor’s direction and wash intensity:
- Power Supply: One or two wires for the main live input and buzzer connection.
- Directional Outputs: Two wires that alternate power to the motor capacitor to switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation.
- Mode Selection: The remaining wires often connect to a “Normal/Gentle” selector switch to adjust the timing of the pulses.
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