Replacement motor arrived. Slightly different. The old motor had a proprietary kenmore electrical connection.

110.2808 is an incomplete model number. Motors are typically $140 to $180 USD

https://www.easyapplianceparts.ca/PartInfo.aspx?inventory=334304&SourceCode=18

This is is a typical Kenmore model designation and is probably the matching washer to your dryer. Yours is missing 4 numbers. Label in the back, label on the door frame, mentioned on the manual.

Model # 11028081700 Official Kenmore Elite washer

https://www.google.com/search?q=Kenmore+elite+electric+dryer+110.2808

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I cannot locate any model number with what you have provided. Schematics for boards in appliances are very difficult to obtain. They are proprietary. You may end up having to test each component with test equipment. There are several type of test gear that you may need.

592 means it’s manufactured by Samsung. Most Kenmore appliances have a 3 number prefix with a dot after it followed by 8 more numbers.

Follow the wireing diagram to the timer and that should do it

I can't find a schematic for. That model of Kenmore vacuum. Please recheck model number

timer needs new electric motor to advance from rinse to spin cycle.
or alternately ,you can have your old timer taken out of your washer and sent out to be rebuilt or buy a new timer.
in any case , you will need a kenmore washing machine repairman to take out your old timer and send it away to be rebuilt and expect that to take 2 or 3 weeks
the timer rebuild used to cost$ 50.00 in 1993 and a new timer went for $110.00 to $129.00
for a sevice man to take out and reinstall a timer $60.00 to 100.00 labor
try to google.com or bing.com or ask.com-----and type in : kenmore washing machine,rebuilt timer. you will need the model number of the washer as well as the model number of the timer and the timer may have a different name that kenmore
also try typing in kenmore washer,new replacement timer
try call sears and see how much their service man wants to put in a new timer. I am sure prices have gone up since 1993
when I retired from the major appliance repair busness. i could do the timer remove & install, but I probably live 1000 miles from you.
another option: knowing that you will need to spend around $200.00 or more by the time you get a new timer installed
you might want to see how much lowes or home depot wants for their cheapest bottom of the line washer. that might be a good alternative as it allows you to get a new washer and buy an extended warantee so you dont get stuck with another 200.00 repair. I think they have washers starting at 289.95 only 90.00 morte that repairing your old washer which is going to run for how many more years before it again gives you trouble?
check out lowest prices on bottom of the line washers unelse you want to spend a lot on a fancy washer to make yourself happy.
you can shop on line by just google.com or bing.com and the name of the store. home depot, lowes, sears,walmart
and type in clothes washers.

On the new timer , you have 2 wires comming of the timer motor . The blue wire should go to one of these terminals on the timer itself . The place where there is ONLY a timer motor wire going to , is where it should go .

remove screw at each end of console. pull & flip back out of way. remove top, remove bottom panel, slide putty knife to release both retainer clips. remove screws to remove door panel assy. remove belt, remove drum. remove motor clamps & remove wires from motor conector.good luck.

There should be a switch on the canister, for manual or automatic. Switch it to manual and see if it comes on. If it does, then there maybe a bad relay. If it doesn't, then there is a problem inside of it, motor, pc board, would have to be checked. Without the model number, not sure what components are inside without the model number to look it up.