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How difficult/confusing is it to replace the timer assembly? What tools are required?
Repair cost thru a service technician is approx $200, but the part (AP3116038) on your site is $56 (less than half of the quoted part price from the technician).
I haven't done much self repairs, but may be willing to try in lieu of buying a new dryer.
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Just unplug dryer... remove screws behind console... pull off knob... look at old timer and just change it wire for wire.. timer also has letters for wire colors.. Very simple
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