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Bruce Posted on Oct 22, 2013

Maytag med9700 dryer cabinet

Dryer won't start, no error codes, appears to work on the control panel but no heat or spin. Checked thermistor and heat fuses and door switch and power voltage at the block and replaced the motor - still won't start.

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  • Posted on Dec 15, 2008

SOURCE: DRYER ONLY WORKS BY HOLDING DOWN THE TIMER BUTTON

You need to replace or repair the timer control, this is not a faulty motor control unit.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 07, 2009

SOURCE: Maytag MDG5500 - heat goes off after several minutes

Q - My gas dryer will not heat, what could stop my dryer from heating?
A - Things that could stop a gas dryer from heating:
- glow bar igniter, thermal fuse ( not all models ), coils on the gas valve, gas valve, thermostats,motor heat switch, timer, selector switch, sensor.
A page for checking gas dryers is here.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 12, 2009

SOURCE: I replaced the thermistor on maytag neptune gas

did you forget to plug the door switch back in? or anything else? oh..it didn't start before...ok. you probably should have replaced the thermal fuse..it's white with 2 wires on it.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 13, 2009

SOURCE: I have a Whirlpool LGR7646JQ0 Gas Dryer. No heat .

If you checked all those other things you probably have a busted glowplug. Its similar to an igniter on a stove just a small element that gets super hot to ignite the gas. You'll need to replace it yourself or get a repairman to come do it. If you do decide to do it yourself make absolutely sure that you do not touch the element itself with your bare hands as the oil from your skin will cause the element to break when it heats up and you will be back to square one. The glow plug is usually located in the bottom left hand corner of the dryer and if you pull the front cover off the machine and remove the air duct in front of it you should see it pretty clearly. Obviously have the gas and electricity disconnected before you work on any gas machine.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 23, 2010

SOURCE: Dryer won't start, checked thermal fuses and start switch.

It sounds like you have been through most of the areas too look.

One thing to make sure of is that you have a full 240 volts. An electric dryer can measure 120 volts. from L1 to common and 120 volts from L2 to common but you also need to make sure you have 240 volts from L1 to L2 on the meter, one leg of the breaker or one of the two fuses could be blown.

If this is alright you only have a couple components left. The timer contacts and the drive motor. Either of these could be causing the issue.

To check the motor with the power disconnected check for continuity between switch terminal 5 and the Green(black) wire on the motor. If you have no continuity the motor is bad. Check for continuity between the terminal 6 and the yellow wire on the motor, if you have no continuity there the motor is bad. Check for continuity between terminal 1 and 2 on the motor if you you do not have continuity the motor is bad.

The timer should have continuity between the Yellow and Grey wire terminals for the motor to start.

I hope this helps


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The dryer will not start. it seems the thermal fuse is good. (2.5 ohms on Ohms meter)

Hello Rusty,
Try holding the Start Button for more than 3 seconds.
  • Check that the door is closed properly. Check the door Catch & Switch with an ohmmeter for continuity when close.
  • Make sure the High Limit Thermostat is good
  • The Thermistor can be open.
  • Check the Heating element for continuity.
  • Idler pulley might be bad.
  • The Control Board my be defective.
  • The Moisture Sensor can also be bad.
  • Last but not least the dryer Motor might also be defective.
Here is a link to Sears Parts. Most of the parts you may need are in the Bulkhead Diagram.
Best of Luck,
JP



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Could be a thermistor problem. You getting any failure codes? This fancy machine is just a plain ordinary 4 wheel drive model from Whirlpool. On the element is 2 limits which do not control the heat. One of em could be out if the dryer has an air restriction which could cause overheating. the element itself could be bad. Have you checked any of that? Your dryer is similar to a Duet sport dryer in build.
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Disconnect one wire from the thermistor and use an ohmmeter, set to X1, to measure the resistance. Touch the ohmmeter test leads to the thermistor terminals and measure the resistance. The resistance reading at room temperature of a good thermistor is between 8.5 and 13.5 ohms; otherwise, replace the thermistor.

Remove the two screws mounting the thermistor to the blower housing then mount and secure the new thermistor in place. Connect the thermistor wires then slide the lower front access panel up back into position to the cabinet and secure its bottom with the two securing screws.

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Remove the screws attaching the top panel to the rear of the dryer then slide the panel rearward and lift it off.

Facing the front of the dryer, the dryer control board is located on the left mounted behind the bracket. Remove the three screws holding the bracket in place then rotate assembly up and set it on the side panel.

Disconnect the wiring harnesses from the control board one at a time then connect it to the new control board.

Remove the control board mounting screw near the transformer then press the side ends one at a time to release the mounting tabs and lift the end away from the bracket.

Secure the new control board to the bracket and reassemble the rest in reverse of the steps given above.
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