Need color codes for ge dryer portable MODEL: DSKP 333EC5WW SERIAL: AL500 100C TYPE: MDU3D TO dryer timer switch Not one no where in dryer nor manual please

The color codes for the timer switch for model DSKP333EC5WW are as follows: Red - Power, White - Start, Black - Common, and Blue - Ground. The red wire needs to be connected to the power terminal, the white wire needs to be connected to the start terminal, the black wire needs to be connected to the common terminal, and the blue wire needs to be connected to the ground terminal on the new timer switch GE part # WE04X23897.

Hey Linda, thank you for the question. If you are talking about the timer of your GE dryer, if it is stop working completely you may need to replace it with the right part number. For me to locate the compatible timer of your dryer I need model number of your dryer.
You can not repair the timer of your dryer but you can clean the carbon or any dust particles come in between the knob and timer switch causing the timer to behave abnormally. You can get access by removing the top cover using a putty knife. Clean or clear the terminals where the harness connect to the switch. I hope this will clear the issue. Thanks again for the great question.

All GE dryers have a wiring diagram inside the control panel on the left side as you stand in front of the dryer. It should show the wiring in black but with color coding listed for each wire. If yours is missing I will try to locate a copy. SearsPartsDirect use to have some wiring diagrams on their parts site.

stop..and call the number that got you the service man..let them know what shape he left the machine in...I hate these types of idiots..if you paid this guy anything demand a refund..then get back with us...its your money.. get it back...or see if he turned in a work order...

you need to find wiring diagram it should be in the console with the timer the wiring diagram will tell you which wires go where

what happened to the wiring diagram that was located inside of the control panel

You posted under GE timer, but added the brand name Intermatic.
GE and Intermatic timers are totally different.
Wiring below is for GE and will not apply to Intermatic.

Step 1) lets cover basic GE timer wiring for 240Volt load.
Be sure to set dip switches BEFORE applying power.
Step by step illustrations show on following link.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-GE-15207-timer.html

Step 2) Load wires exit GE timer.
There are two Hot wires and 1 bare ground wire.

Step 3) Wire the outlets: You have 4 240Volt plugs.
This could mean a receptacle-type outlet like a clothes dryer outlet or air conditioner outlet.
Or it could be a twist-lock receptacle or extension-cord-type stage plug.
In all cases, look at screw color on device.
Connect Hot wires to brass colored screws.
Connect ground wire to green screw.

Step 4) Calculate total Load
Manual appears below: Look at Normally Open contacts. These contacts turn ON when timer turns ON.
http://waterheatertimer.org/15087-15207-56922-Manual-eng.pdf
Total load on all 4 plugs cannot exceed 2 HP
Generally, a 30 amp timer is rated for max 24 Amps or 6 amps per each of the 4 plugs.
Volts x amps = watts.
Take total watts and divide by 240Volts to get amps.

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Sounds like you have a faulty timer switch, check with your local supply house and get the same type of switch.
When you go to replace the timer switch, unplug the dryer, then remove one wire at a time. This will prevent wiring mix-ups.
Good luck,
I hope this helps

If you look on the back of the timer,...if it is an older type timer/dryer which it sounds like it is because most modern timers have plug in type wirering harnesses,...you will see,(you might need magnifying glass), that each point to connect a wire at will have a y, (yellow), g, (green), blu, (for blue), R, (Red), V, (violet) and blk or bk for black and so on and so for stamped on the time next to the spade the wire connects to...write back with a model number if that doesn't help...

That Sounds More Like A Serial Number. Can you Maybe Locate A Part Number On The Switch?
Also Why Did You Determine Its The Switch?