GE DWSR483EBWW Electric Dryer "shuts clothes dry" Questions

...dry clothes, but it will not shut off. The timer will not advance. In timed mode, the timer advances and clothes dry. The timer will shut the dryer off. -Sounds like the timer motor is not working . ...

...dry clothes in the dryer and turn on the dryer; it should run for a few moments and then shut down right away. Secondly, place damp clothes into the dryer, turn on the dryer and watch the timer. As ...

...dry setting and my clothes come out fine. If you are mixing your clothing just put it around the third line. It all really depends on what is being dried. If it's heavy set it for more, if it's socks ...

shuts off before clothes are dry. My trusty old Maytag LDG 712 is shutting down before the clothes are dry. The dryer will restart immediately so I do not suspect a motor overheat. Sometimes the dryer

...dry clothes dryer no longer dries clothes on timed dry setting, have to use automatic setting however the dryer won't shut off by itself we have to deep an eye on the clothes.it has started to take ...

...dry. If clothes are hot then try dryer on timed dry. If timer does not move then timer is most likely bad . Replace. If timer moves on timed dry it is not getting hot enough to click the cycling ...

...shuts off too early on auto The sensor detects the moisture content of the clothes, If the clothing is packed tightly some of the clothes in the middle of the pile might not dry completely, if the ...

...shuts off before the finish of the cycle. Clothes are not all the way dry. If the dryer is on a timed-cycle dry, and the heat is too low and/or the air supply is restricted, the machine will shut off ...

...clothes dry the dryer shuts off on it's own,this way your not using extra electricity,if your clothes dry in 30 minutes and it's on 60 minutes it will still run after the clothes are dry on auto it ...

my dryer dries for a short period time and senses that the cloths are dry before the cloths actually are dry. Can I reset the electronics some how? no. what you are getting is an over heat sense and ...