Kenmore washer does not fill first ,goes right into washing.Replaced timer ,same problem.

If the water levels are low in your washing machine then you could have a sensor that is faulty . The fill sensor will communicate with the control board when the washer is full to turn off the water . The fill sensor needs to be replaced for the water levels inside of your washing machine.

The water level sensor hose may have come off. This would require some dis-assembly to repair. Get the correct model number please to get a diagram.

That would be washer control board issue.

Sounds like the timer is faulty and needs to be replaced.

HI. this is a defective timer mechanism. it must be replaced asap, if possible. the timer is the principal initiator of the units cycles. The motor is defective at this point.

Replace this damaged timer control device asap.

Bad cycle timer switch.

Check your pump and drain for a blockage.
You also could have a timer connection issue. Remove the timer wire connectors and reattach them.The timer simply has a quick connection block, sometimes they get a little loose and all you gotta do is push it all the way back in. Check for a loose lid hinge and safety switch also.

you have a bad timer.

Replace the timer.

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You folks need a timer, here is a link for Sears parts

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/retrieveSubComponentPartsAction.action?modelNumber=11022292100&productCategoryId=0153200&brandId=0582&modelName=AUTOMATIC WASHER, COMPACT A/W&diagramPageId=00002&componentDescription=CONTROL PANEL&documentId=P0104020&backToLink=Return to Sub Components list