We have this dryer listed above. Never had any problems with it. Ocassionally it appears not to dry completely in one cycle. Yesterday; went to dry some clothes and it will not start. There is not any noise or anything. I have checked the breaker and the voltage at the recepticle and have 120 on both legs. Reading some of the answers to common situations, I have checked to make sure the thermal thingy ohms out. Also straighted wired the two wires together that attach the the thermal thingy and no luck. Not sure if the is correct, but the start button - i disconnected the wires and hooked my leeds to my meter to the two termals and pressed the start button and it ohmed out. The door switch does click when door is closed. Any suggestions what to test/check to see what may be faulty?
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See the attachment for the wiring diagram.
Unplug the unit.
Set the timer to mid scale timed dry. This will remove the timer motor winding from the 120 volt (L1) side of the line so that it’s resistance does not confuse things.
Attach/tape one meter lead to the Neutral connector on the line cord plug and leave it there.
Now work your way back through the motor circuit till you find the open.
Since you have already checked most of the parts you may want to start at
BK connector on the timer.
With door closed the resistance should drop to a couple ohms (main motor windings ) when the start button is pressed.
If no good then try the BU side.
If OK then the timer needs replacing.
If no good just work your way back through the circuit.
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