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Dryer won't shut off. Thinking the timer is bad.
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Does it do this in both timed dry and auto modes?
Does the timer advance? |
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Yes it does it in all cycles. But does advance but it won't after it gets to the end of the cycle
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Yes it does it in all cycles. But does advance but it won't after it gets to the end of the cycle
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See the attachment for the tech sheet.
Yes it does sound like a timer problem as it is going past off.
You could check the timer with a meter at the end of cycle to see if a contact set is not opening, see the timer chart. |
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