Jeff June 09, 2023 for Model Number FLEB43RGS0 Which wire color goes to which terminal for this dryer timer on a FLEB43RGS0 unit?
1 Answer The terminals are as follows B - Black wire, C - Brown Wire, X - Tan wires, R - Purple wire, and A - Yellow. Read More...
Blaze February 20, 2017 for Model Number FDE216RES2 On my dryer the wires came off the timer and I don't know exactly how they go back together the timer is labeled with letters could you please tell me how they go back that the only thing that is causing me problems right now I don't know what color wires go connected with what?
1 Answer Hello Blaze. A is orange, R is black and resistor, X is double tan, TM is resistor and timer motor, C is timer motor, buzzer, and white, B is red and buzzer. Read More...
Roger September 14, 2016 for Model Number mde216rew1 Dryer heating element stays energized when dryer is stopped. have to unplug dryer as to not burn house down whats up?
1 Answer Hello Roger. You will need to check and see if the heater element is grounded out and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Pedro April 21, 2016 for Model Number WER211ES0 WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE Residential Dryer Model wer211es0: all the cables of the timer are disconnect now I don't know in which order they going. I have the letters a,b,c,x,r on the timer, the cables color are: white,tan,orange,red,black, green and Power ResistorPart Number: AP3779926 please help me with this
1 Answer Pedro, Here is the wiring for the timer. Red wire from L1 will go to the B terminal. If you have the buzzer on your unit it will connect from B terminal to C terminal. White wire that goes to the motor will go to C and one side of the timer motor will go to this same terminal. The TM terminal will have the other timer wire and the resistor on it. On the X terminal there would be the double tan wire. On the R Terminal there will be the other resistor wire and the Black wire. On the terminal A there will be the orange wire. Green is ground and would need to locate the ground. Read More...
Dave January 15, 2016 for Model Number FSE948GFS0 The Sears part number for the timer is 131710100. Is your part number AP2144884 the same part? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Dave, The manufacturers' part number for this timer is 131710100 and our part number 131710100 is the exact same part. Read More...
Brandon L June 02, 2014 I have a Frigidaire Gallery Dryer that I bought new in 2002. My timer has gone out. How do I know which one to by? My model number is nowhere to be found on my dryer.
1 Answer Hello Brandon. Sorry, We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
1 Answer Hello Jesse. If the knob won't turn, the timer is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Maryem, Are there any symptoms? Is there voltage to the unit. Has the breaker tripped? Is the unit completely dead? Is the unit plugged in? Does it run with no heat? The exhaust could be stopped up and the thermal fuse could have blown. Was it in use when it stopped? Did the unit just not start? Did it stop during or right after a storm? If you could re-post with a little more information, I could answer you logically with out listing every possibility that could take place. If you would like some service information with illustrations, you could list an e-mail address and we can send it to you at no cost. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Glen. You need to check and see if the timer is good on the unit and if there is power going to the water valve when it is turned on. If so, you may have a bad water valve on the unit. If there is power there, and no water come into the unit, you will need to order and replace the water valve 134190200 on the unit. Read More...