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My dryer will not automatically turn off, I just replaced the heating element because it went bad.
What do you think is causing the dryer to not turn off?
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Does it stop if you open the door? Does it start without pushing the Start button? What cycle did you use?
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Originally Posted by: Gene  Does it stop if you open the door? Does it start without pushing the Start button? What cycle did you use?
Gene. Hi Gene, I would like to tag on to this thread if it's ok. My dryer works fine except that the timer just stays where I set it and will run until I switch the knob to off Otherewise it seems to continue to operate it sounds like. My uneducated guess is the timer is bad since I took a bad lighting hit a month ago here in FL(which is very common). I just order the timer hoping that 's it. Your advice would be very appreciated. Regards, Alfresco.
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aflresco,
Sounds like you are on the right track. Keep us posted.
Gene.
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