[CLACOV]

Have put new timer in and doesn't clock. Assumed it was bad, so i got a second one. It clocked once when I installed & then didn't work.t work again. Is there something that can be killing the timer?

[denman]

Here are your parts
Replacement parts for MAYTAG MDE6000AYW | AppliancePartsPros.com

Here is a service manual
http://www.servicematters.com/maytag...s/16023110.pdf

What was the original problem and symptoms?

[CLACOV]

Wouldn't shut off regardless of timer setting, i.e. time or dryness

[richappy]

You will need to check your schematic to make sure you didn't put 230 volts to a 115 volt timer motor.

[denman]

When you say it would not shut off do you mean:
It went past the Off position and continued to run
OR
The timer would not advance

And what is the problem with the current timer.

Do you have a meter, if you do start a timed dry cycle measure the voltage across the timer motor.
Be careful there is 240 volts in the control console which is very dangerous.

[CLACOV]

Are there different timer models for 110 vs. 240? All i did was unplug one timer and plug in the new one. If 204 is hitting a 110 circuit, wouldn't I have more issues then the timer getting killed?

[CLACOV]

Old, new and replacement new, don't run. Start dryer and it continues to run until manually shut off.

[denman]

Only thing I can see that could cause this is the Electronic Dryness Control board OR a broken wire/poor connection.
Cannot find any decent info on this board but the Neyutral side og the timer does go through it.

With the unit unplugged.
On a low resistance scale (200 ohms)
Measure from the Neutral to the red wire on the Dryness control.
Should go to 0 ohms, when the Push TO Start is pressed.