Ryan for Model Number maytag centennial dryer mgdc500vw0 No power to my maytag centennial dryer mgdc500vw0. I checked all the fuses in the back, and all test fine. Could the timer cause there to be no power, even the internal light, to the dryer? The timer makes NO CLICKING sound and does not advance. Am I looking at a power issue or timer issue?
Answer Ryan, if you have a multimeter, take the cover off of the power cord terminal block and see if there is 120 volts from the black to the white connection, 120 volts from red to white, and 240 volts from black to red. If the voltage is not there, something has happened to the voltage going to the dryer and you may have a breaker that has tripped or a blown fuse, depending on how your supply box is set up. If the voltage is correct, you will need to start tracing the voltage and finding out where it stops. There should be a wiring diagram in the control panel area. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Friday, March 27, 2020