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Posted on Monday as Dryer stalls-Expert replayed "sounds like bad motor". Got replacement parts last nite; so, started to work today. Tested motor by the book and tested as ok. Tested start switch- it tested ok. When I took front panel off, the motor was covered in lint. Dryer will run without a load;but, slower than normal. Do you thank the motor still should be replaced? Thanks BellewB:confused: PS. Forgot say, even though the dryer starts, there is a loud hum when the dryer is started.
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Still sounds like a bad motor.
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:) thanks for the confirmation. My instinct was the same but didn't trust it. thanks again-BellewB
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Thanks again, put the new motor in and all is working fine. Is there any core value to the old motor?
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Not like in auto parts. You might try selling it for the copper in it.
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Originally Posted by: magician59 Not like in auto parts. You might try selling it for the copper in it. Thanks for the info!
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