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I replaced the timer a month ago and the dryer will not shut off. Is the timer bad?
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Does the timed cycle work and time out? If not, your little timer motor is blown out=new timer time.
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Do i need to order a new timer again? I replaced the old one a couple of months ago, but it still won't cycle off. The dial just sits there and the dryer will run till I turn it off.
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Measure the resistance of your timer motor, it should be around 1,000 ohms, if open, you will need to replace it or the whole timer.
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