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The dryer will not stop running. I have tried all cycles and they all do the same thing. I assumed it was the timer but did not know how to test it. This dryer also has the "auto reversing" feature I would like to eliminate. It is noisy and I believe it may be responsible for catching the clothes between the drum and housing leaving burn type marks on our clothes. Can I easily wire around that circuit board?
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Joined: 3/29/2009(UTC)
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I would try changing out the push to start switch, as it is inexpensive and if it is not the problem it can be ruled out. Part number: AP4358840
Given the age of the dryer and your problem with clothes catch and burning I would say that if the push to start switch change does not fix things then you should consider replacing the dryer. I don't think it is an economical decision to invest in a new timer. As far as re-wiring circuits, I would leave it alone. If the situation is unacceptable I would replace the machine.
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