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Does the dryer heat correctly? if it does, replace the timer, If not, find out why the heat isn't working.
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Does it not advance in both timed dry and auto? The two cycle types use different circuit paths to power the timer. Here is the tech sheet https://www.servicematters.com/d...0Sheet%20-%208528187.pdfTimed Dry Neutral, DOOR SWITCH, TIMER SWITCH 0R/TM, TIMER MOTOR, TIMER SWITCH BU/BK, L1 Auto L2, DRIVE MOTOR switch 2M/1M, HEATER, RESISTOR, TIMER SWITCH WB/TM, TIMER MOTOR, TIMER SWITCH BU/BK, L1 Timer only gets power when the heater is off The resistor drops the 240 down to 120 for the timer |
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