Yes, I would like to adjust the timer to lengthen the wash cycle on a coin-operated whirlpool washer. commercial type, top loader, 7 black buttons on control panel.

i would take hoses off washer and check screens infill valves first.valve may have a thermister in it to control water temp this may be bad.may have to call a tech.

If this is a kenmore front loader (boxy type made by frigidaire), the button must be
depressed for several seconds. The second problem with this model is the "coin
mechanism" cam must be in the correct position to operate the machine. If someone
puts in coins two times without starting, it can get out of sequence with the timer.
If you have a key, open coin box and move the metal arm back until the cam advances
to just before the big dip. (with the unit unplugged). The next cycle will allow the
arm to drop and engage the microswitches. If you don't have a key put coins in the
slide mechanism as though you were going to start the machine and
depress button until machine starts, this will reset the cam to the correct position.
Hard to explain but if you look at the coin mechanism, it will become obvious.
If you need a new mechanism it is called the "start mechanism" for front loaders.
Hope this helps.

open the lid look under the lid middle center on frame or tub the gap bewtween the lid and console....

maybe when you were moving it, one or more of the springs that keep the drum centered came off,unhook everything,drain it,tip it over face down on a piece of clean carpet, make sure everything is in order,all supports are in place, 2 people to tip it

Most likely the pump is plugged with lint, pillow stuffing, a small object, or some other obstruction which is not allowing the motor to turn.

Perhaps the reason someone removed the clothes early is the washer quit working on them ... you merely tried to use a broken washer

1. purchase a coin insert and blank the slot that coins fit in, then the slide will slid in without coins, just acting like a button, if you examine the slide you wil notice that there are plastic inserts in unused coin slots, any maytag commercial dealer has them.
2. replace coin slide with 'free operation' converter, which is just a button plate that pushes the striker on the timer switch
3. take top cover off and just push the striker on the timer, (this is NOT) a recommended option, 220v is enough to spoil you whole day)

sounds like timer hanging or bad timer motor ..in either case only solution replace timer