Product review (4 stars): Washer won't spin? This was the cheapest potential fix!
I own an older Roper washer (ras6233kq0). I had the pleasure of running a load of laundry and the machine getting stuck in the drain/spin cycle. I could rotate the knob and start it at any previous cycle (fill, agitate) and it worked fine but then would just shut off when it got time to spin or drain. So I pulled all the wet laundry out and went to the internet. I narrowed it down to two parts: the lid switch, or the timer. The lid switch was about a tenth of the cost so I figured why not. Ordered, received, and installed it in about 20 minutes (plenty of great videos on YouTube). Sure enough the machine works fine now. We'll see how long the part lasts. Honestly at this price, just glad I didn't have to spring for a new washer.

Only negative (if you can even really care about this...)--the item arrived in a loose tyvek mailer. The plastic shell around the wires was slightly warped already from being bent in transit I imagine and started to crack. There was no damage to the wires, purely a visual thing and it's tucked well inside of the washer anyways.