Doug for Model Number MDE4000AYW Our dryer was working fine until we moved it to another location. Now the dryer continues to run and does not stop when the timer gets to the stop location. The drum will stop when you open the door and will not start back unless you press the on button. The timer continues to go around and will only stop if you unplug the dryer. I pulled one of the wires off of the on button and pluged the dryer back in and the timer still continues to go around without the rest of the dryer going. Do you think I need to replace the timer, if so which one 33001730 or 33002676? Thanks Doug
Answer Doug, Before you replace the timer, you may want to inspect the dryness control WP33002389, for loose wires and possible burnt tracers on the board. You could have a "fused" circuit, feeding power to the timer motor, causing it to continually run. The timer part number should you need it, is based on the serial number, if the serial number starts with 10 thru 40, you'll need WP33001730 if the serial number starts with 41 or above, you'll need WP33002676. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2013