111Woods Timer J10C-B Has never worked. Does not appear to accept electricity

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this type of timer uses a small electric motor and numerous gears to turn the dial and activate the on of micro switch. They are prone to failure after around 1 year and it is best to get a new one.

Woods timers sometimes have more than one number for same timer.
This is true for most brands of timer.
Companies change model numbers and add new model numbers.

Intermatic makes two different analog timers with 111 model number. TN111 and HB111.
Grasslin has older electronic timer Tactic 111
Timex sells TE111 timer.

Open following link to identify TN300 analog timer and read instructions and download possible manual:
If TN300 is not same as your timer, view images on link and then add a comment for possible help with different timer.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#59200

Open following link for instructions how to set analog timers.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-set-timers.html

DEI 528T appears to be 12Volt 'wait to start' or ON-delay timer.
528 receives electrical signal, and then delays the start-circuit by up to 60 seconds.
For example home alarm system. Door is opened and alarm sounds. Install DEI 528 and set for 60 seconds: Door is opened and alarm will not sound for 60 seconds.

You need 12-volt off-delay timer.
Off-delay timer receives electrical impulse, and then begins a countdown.
After countdown expires, then circuit turns off.
ELK-960 appears to have off-delay feature for 12V DC
http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-423-elk-960-delay-timer-module.aspx
Use wiring diagram #7 for alarm cut-off:
http://download.homesecuritystore.com/downloadmanual.aspx?FileName=ELK-960_Install.pdf

I show Everflourish EMT 757
Open following link to identify timer and download manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#seven

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For a price, expert speaks with you over phone while you work on timer or any do-it-yourself project.
Fixya is always less expensive than a service call.

Depending on your heat source (gas or electric), your problem could be one of the following:

* if electric: heat element, thermostat or timer

* if gas: gas coils, radiant sensor, thermostat or timer

Note: In either case, check to ensure that the dryer is receiving the proper amount of electricity (110 volts for gas & 208-220 volts for electricity).

HI, this absent clicking noise from the timer control is a signal of a failed timer mechanism. replace this damaged timer asap, if possible. it has failed.

SET AUTO TIMER 1. Press and hold START and ENTER buttons at the same time for 3 seconds. 2. Press buttons until SET AUTO appears on the display. 3. Press ENTER. 4. Total Time: (Enter the total amount of time. It will automatically split between green, yellow and red lights). Use buttons to scroll through numbers and ENTER to accept. 5. Sound?: Do you want a sound effect at the start of the green light? 6. Yes/No: Use buttons to move cursor and ENTER to accept. 7. If yes, use buttons to scroll through sounds and ENTER to accept. 8. Repeat steps 7 and 8 for yellow and red sections. 9. Press MENU.

On the side of the TV press the menu and volume up buttons at the same time for three seconds. The 'reset lamp timer?' will appear on the screen. Press the OK button to accept. You're done!

Possibly a door switch, or starting switch near timer assembly. it could also be a bad breaker, dryers have a double breaker, even if you are getting electricity to part of your dryer 1 bad breaker might not let the rest of the dryer work. With electrical experiance,and elect. tools, have some one test breakers and plug voltage.