Wiring for timer dryer

Dryer Repair
1

I do have the picture diagram of the wiring but I can’t read it. Can you instruct me where the wires go on the timer?:slight_smile:
Thanks

2

What do you mean by “cannot read it”?
Is it illegible or you just have no experience reading wiring diagrams.

If it is just illegible, then here it is
ftp://ftp.electrolux-na.com/ProdInfo_PDF/Webster/131847200.pdf

If it is a reading problem get back to us.
Does your timer have the terminals marked as follows
B , C , TM , X , R and A

3

Yes it is legible but I can’t read diagrams. The terminals are marked as C B A and T X F. I need to know how to connect the appropriate wires in the right terminal.

4

It’s legible but I don’t know how to read diagrams otherwise I could do it. The terminals are C B A and T X F. I need to know what color wire goes into what terminal…

5

The following is somewhat of a guess so hopefully someone else wi9ll be able to confirm this.

A - orange wire
B - Red wire
C - White wire. Should have one of the wire going to the timer motor already attached to it.

R - Black wire and one wire from the resistor
X - two tan wires
T - Other wire from the resistor. Should have one of the wire going to the timer motor already attached to it.

6

I am having a similar problem wiring the timer for my Frigidaire clothes dryer.
Mine is not labeled A,B,C…Instead it is labeled T1 thru T9. Can you help me figure this out? I tried plugging the wires in on the new timer as I removed them from the old timer (which was labeled A,B,C,M,E,D,R & TM.
Thanks

7

Benz.

If yours is the same model number then I cannot be of any use as all I have for info is the wiring diagram.

If you have a different model then a diagram with T hookups may be available.

8

I’m sorry, I just realized that my unit’s model # is different. It is: FDE336RES2.

9

Here is the wiring diagram.
http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Webster/131850300.pdf

Unfortunately it does not show T designations and I cannot find a conversion chart.

Perhaps start your own post using "Post New Topic) withe the model number included and someone else may have the info you need.