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Thanks! I learned a lot about washing machines. I am an electronic tech and work on high tech cleanroom semiconductor wafer processing equipment. Laser alignments, robotics, etc. This was just like...

I set the timer to spin and then removed it. I pulled the covers from the timer and looked for contacts that were currently made. I ohmed each one out and found one that was not showing continuity....

Really looking for these answers from my original post:

Any other suggestions? Bad timer? What would I measure to verify a bad timer?

I can't read the timer chart inside the top of the washer....

I wish it were that simple. The other machine is not mine.

I ohmed the end switch and it is also o.k. I also put the motor and capacitor in another washing machine and it worked normally in the other machine.

Model #110.28922791
Does not spin/drain. Motor ohms OK, capacitor ohms OK. Also checked with capacitance meter & it meas OK. Tried several speed settings and different spin cycles on timer knob....