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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Timer Resistor by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6133284
Manufacturer Part Number: WE4M255

Fix a dryer timer that won't advance or automatic cycles that stopped working. This timer resistor regulates cycle duration. Easy 15-minute repair.

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For Ge Dryer Timer Resistor (Part Number: OEM6133284)

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Lori, First remove the timer knob WE1M654 and check the center area and "D" shaped area and make sure the area isn't damaged,cracked or broken. If the knob is OK, then Yes you will need to replace the WE4M533, based on your post information. The parts are in stock and available at this time. Thanks,

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Jasen, There are a couple of possibilities, check the element and wires, if either is "shorted" to the chassis ground, the element will remain energized(120 VAC) and can heat constantly. The motor centrifugal switch has a "heat circuit" that closes and supply's the L2 power to the element. If the switch heat circuit is stuck "closed" the element will remain energized and heat as well.

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Hello Raymond. If the timer gets to the end of the cycle and the dryer keeps on going, you will need to order and replace the timer WP3976577 on the unit.

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Hello Shelley. Check and make sure the timer knob is good. If so, then the timer is bad again and will need to be replaced.

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Jane for Model Number DBXR463EG5ww

The timer started rotating & not always engaging - but tonight it won't engage at all. I was just rotating it until I heard it click in and then I could turn the start button to make it work. It has gotten worse and tonight it never "clicks." I'm thinking we need to replace the timer and the knobs but want to check. It isn't a worn out knob as I get the same reaction if I remove the knob and turn the timer with pliers. Does this sound like the right plan?

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Hello Booth. Turn the drum and see if it is in a bind. If not, and the buzz is the motor, replace the motor on the unit.

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Chen, The most likely cause for the unit to not operate in the automatic cycle would be the bias thermostat being faulty. The part number for the thermostat is WE4M216.

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Bill, On the timer knob not engaging to move the dial to the desired selection then the issue would most likely be with the knob. As far as the push to start switch not engaging to start the unit then the issue will be with the start switch which would need to be replaced.

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