I am looking for a replacement motor for the above kenmore dryer. Is the procedure to replace the motor a simple one or a hard one? The motor recommended is ap3094233. Is this correct?
Bob L. for Model Number 110.66932691
Answer Hello Bob. Yes, the correct motor is 279787 for your model. These are not easy to change, but can be done. You will need to remove the drum from the dryer and remove the blower wheel from the motor, to remove the motor. Hope this helps.
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Does motor Part Number: AP3094233 have the centrifuge switch as part of the motor assembly?
Joe
Answer Yes, the centrifugal switch is included with the motor. You will need to attach the wire harness to the switch.
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I bought a replacement motor for my HE4 dryer and the blue wires are not the same as original motor is there a diagram or step by step guide to replace this motor?
Deb for Model Number 110.85088401
Answer Hello Deb,
We do not have a diagram for the wiring of the motor for this model. If there is a change in the wiring there would be a instruction sheet that would have come with part.
BASEMENT FLOODED. DRYER HAD ABOUT 3 INCHES OF WATER IN THE BOTTOM. NOW CONTROL PANEL WORKS AND ONLY A CLICK HAPPENS WHEN TRYING TO START DRYER. WOULD THE MOTOR MOST LIKELY BE THE FAILED PART SINCE IT WAS IN THE WATER?
Tb for Model Number WGD9050XW0
Answer TB, You're on track, a water logged electric motor 279787 has little to no chance of starting or running, without a complete rebuild,so you'll need to replace the motor. You'll also want to check the belt switch W10314253 operation and circuit. and the igniter and radiant sensor on the burner assembly, they could be damaged by water as well.
When starting our dryer, the sensing light lights up, and we hear a click, but the dryer will not start. What could be the problem?
Brian for Model Number gew9250pto
Answer Hello Brian,
You will want to check the thermal fuses and thermostats to ensure continuity. These would be the most likely cause for the failure. You have a thermal fuse on the blower and one at the heater. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html