GE GTDL200EMWW 27" Front-Load Electric Dryer with 7.0 cu. ft. Capacity, 5 Dry Cycles, 4 Heat Selections, Dewrinkle/Delicates Cycle, Quick Fluff and Auto Dry Logo
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Anonymous Posted on Aug 10, 2014

The dial on the cycles never advances to the "off" position

After the wrinkle care cycle completes, the dryer stops, but the dial never advances to the "off" position. Is it out of sync?

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Anonymous

The timer is shot. Replace it. Check around there are places that rebuild them, sometimes at half the cost.

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  • Posted on Dec 21, 2008

SOURCE: GE Electric Dryers Automatic Cycle won't advance/turn off

check the vent probly cloged or vent hose kinked, or heater is broken.

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  • Posted on Aug 04, 2009

SOURCE: Dryer continues to run non-stop. Dial doesn't

needs new timer

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 18, 2009

SOURCE: after 2 new drum plastic slide plates were

There are 4 glides on the top of the dryer which are set in the white plastic bearing. You may have needed all 4 not just 2 and/or you may also have needed the bearing if the glides were not replaced right away and they wore through the plastic.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 10, 2010

SOURCE: The dryer starts without using the start knob when

Assuming that you have GE dryer DBXR463ED0WW,
Sounds like there is a couple of problems there:

  1. The start switch is stuck and needs replacement/repair, part number WE4X881
  2. The clothes taking too long to dry may be due to a) clogged dryer vent; b) one or both heater coils burnt out; part numbers: WE11X10007 for restring coils only or WE11M23 for whole heater assembly c) problem with temperature selector switch, part number WE4M407
  3. There might be a problem with timer (WE4M271), but before replacing it I'd suggest taking care of the long dry problem first. In some models, timers are wired that way so the timer advances only when there is heat, so check the schematic.
There should be a schematic diagram inside the control panel, use it to for diagnosing the problems you described.

Good luck,
Vlad
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