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I'm glad it was so painless.
It's my pleasure.
Simon.
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Had the gal put the parts that she had brought in for me to check back into the dryer and was going to walk her through some additional tests, but first told her to try the dryer on timed dry.
It worked fine, so I had her try it on auto dry and that worked as well.
A connection somewhere must have been loose and in the process or removing and re-installing the parts she pulled out, she fixed it.
She ran a couple loads and the dryer worked fine.
Guess she just has the touch:).
Thanks for the help!
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Thanks Simon!
Will check that out and see what we come up with.
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Hi. The 2M - 1M contacts are in the motor switch.Closed when motor runs. The motor Part number: 279827
Also check the BK - R and TM - OR timer contacts. Should be closed in auto dry. The timer Part number: 8299779
Simon.
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Wiring diagram for the dryer is attached.
The Switch with the 2M and 1M terminal designations is in the upper right hand area of the diagram.
CapN
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I've got a dryer that runs, but has no heat, and the timer does not advance.
Thermal cut-off, Hi Limit Thermostat and Heating Element all check good.
It's a co-workers dryer, I've not physically looked at it yet, but she pulled the above parts and brought them in for me to test and they all checked ok.
I asked her if the timer advanced in the 'timed dry' mode and she stated she never uses that mode, so she did not know. She only uses the dryer in the 'auto' mode.
She brought me the wiring diagram, and from that, it looks like the only thing that is common to both the heating element and the timer motor would be the switch on the wiring diagram whose terminals are labeled 2M and 1M. There is no indication on the wiring diagram as to where this switch is or what it looks like. On the wiring diagram it is early on Line L2 and has to be closed for the timer and heating element to get power.
Can someone point me in the right direction as to where this mysterious switch would be located, or if there is something else I've over looked.
Thanks in Advance for any help.
CapN
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