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the adam  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, February 4, 2009 3:01:41 PM(UTC)
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the adam

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i've got a ge stackable washer and dryer. we bought it used, and in moving it into our apartment i broke the post on the dryer timer. i replaced the timer, and in doing so, broke the resister on the timer. i replaced the resister, but now, as soon as i press the start button, the breaker trips. it's a gas dryer, so it shouldn't require more than a 20 amp breaker, right? i know the breaker is okay, because there is a hot-water heater plugged into it that runs fine. i unplugged the hot-water heater and tried the dryer again with the same result. is there something i could have done while replacing the timer or resister that would cause this to happen? should i just give up and call someone?
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kayakcrzy  
#2 Posted : Thursday, February 5, 2009 3:55:14 AM(UTC)
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It is possible that you miswired the timer. If there is a scematic on the washer, you need to check the wiring on the timer. Tom ApplianceEducator.com
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