I have a Whirlpool dryer model WED5200AQ0. The timer is not advancing. I am pretty sure the timer motor is bad but want to confirm before I buy a replacement. I tested the timer motor using a multimeter. I turned the timer dial to a normal timed dry setting and touched one meter lead to each of the terminals going to the timer motor. I am including a picture of what the meter reading was. Can someone confirm that this does indicate that the timer morptor is bad?

I have a Hotpoint washing machine model #VLSR109G3WW It recently overflooded the kitchen due to a clogged pressure chamber. I had to remove the agitator and the "inner tub" to get to the pressure chamber. The washing machine worked great for a few days, then we started to notice that it began to smell like burning rubber or plastic when used. After a few days of that, it started agitating slow, now it wont agitate at all. I checked to see if it spins and drains which it does. I assume the transmission works well. I cant seem to figure out where the smell comes from. How can I tell if it is a motor issue or a timer issue. Your thoughts and suggestions are greatly appreciated.