Timmer don't work replaced timmer everthing else works

You can find the online at several sites, they will be universal however so you will have to know the diam. and how it connects etc, but I am sure you can find something that will work.

most of the time when the blinkers are not working and have checked everthing its most likely the switch itself get u a hanes bookthey help out alot when having trouble

here is a website that may help, Tim:

http://www.partselect.com/dryer+dryer-wont-start+repair.htm

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The timer has gone bad...


That is not that hard to fix and you can easily buy the parts yourself online...

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How to Buy Appliance Parts Online

heatman101

There is a problem with the defroster circuit. You already mentioned the timer was replaced. You need to consult your manual for a diagram ( or search at applianceparts.com) to see where the defroster thermostat, thermal fuse, and defroster heater itself are located at, or where the wiring is run.

I suspect your thermal fuse / defroster thermostat has failed.

your timmer button has given up replace the timmer and it will be fine

check the defrost timmer if it is working you need a defrost heater you can manually turn the defrost timmer to check the heater the timmer turns off the compressor and on the heater 2 or 3 times a day the timmer is a box with a round knob sticking out of it turn the knob tell it clicks look under the front for it or in the back most refrigerators have a wiring diagram on the back or by the compressor

Yes, if the timer mech is damaged and, it will not rotate, this is cause the heating cycle to become inoperable. the time is responsible for initiating the heating command and the thermostat helps with the temp regulations. replacing the timer will restore the normal functions of your dryer.

replace the timmer

Knob should have a small plastic cover in the middle that just pops off. From there you will see a nut or pin holding it in-place. Why are you replacing the timmer? (Timmer is a VERY last resort when working with washers) I'll check back later around 5pm