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Door switch checks ok, thermal fuse checks ok, starter switch signals the timer but absolutely no motor movement in any mode
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Originally Posted by: jusjuli Door switch checks ok, thermal fuse checks ok, starter switch signals the timer but absolutely no motor movement in any mode Jusjuli, I take for granted you have a meter to run more tests ? Do you have the wiring diagram for the unit ? You want to set the timer in a timed dry setting and check the terminals for a closed circuit Check Blue to Black terminals on the timer(wires off). Check Tan to White terminals on the timer(wires off). *** Be CAREFUL, this is a live voltage test *** If those circuits check OK, and you're sure the thermal fuse is a closed circuit, you'll need to check for 120 Volts AC on the blue wire on terminal #4 on the motor. If you have the voltage, you'd have a bad motor. Or a broken White wire from the motor to the timer. If you have no voltage, You've got a broken blue wire from the start switch to the motor. Hope this helps, :) :) :)
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