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Customer Questions and Answers for Timer by Ge

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Part Number: OEM18093177
Manufacturer Part Number: WE04X24550

The Timer is an OEM part for GE dryers. It's a component that controls the duration of the drying cycles, ensuring clothes are dried efficiently and not overexposed to heat, which can cause damage. The timer regulates the start, duration, and end of each cycle, playing a pivotal role in the operation of the dryer.

Causes of a malfunctioning timer can include wear and tear from regular use, electrical failures that impede the timer's movement, and physical damage to the timer knob or internal components.

Symptoms of a bad Timer include:

  • The dryer doesn't start or complete a cycle
  • Cycles run longer or shorter than programmed
  • The timer knob does not advance or is stuck

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

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For Ge Timer (Part Number: OEM18093177)

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Carolyn, The resistor is not in the run circuit on your model and would have nothing to do with the dryer not shutting off. Try a timed dry setting. If it stops at the end of the cycle it is probably the extra care switch not feeding the timer motor voltage to advance.

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Chris for Model Number GTD42GASJ2WW

My GE GTD42GASJ2WW dryer on the "Casuals" auto dry setting - the timer does not advance and the dryer will not stop, even overnight when the clothes are hot and dry. On the timed setting, the timer advances and the dryer shuts off like normal. Getting conflicting answers as to the problem being the venting, cycling thermostat, electronic control board, or the timer. How can I determine which? I will check the venting and probably wouldn't want to hassle with replacing the cycling thermostat myself since it looks from the video like too much I'd want to do. Thanks.

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Chris, With this issue, try cleaning the sensor bars with rubbing alcohol. If this does not correct the issue, then check to ensure that the venting is not clogged between the blower housing and the outside of your home.

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Lynn, If you pull the brown wire off, there will only be one terminal under it. This is a piggy back connection in which there will be 2 wires hooked to 1 terminal.

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Paul, There should be a resistor that is near the timer that you would want to change as this would be the most likely cause for this issue.

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There should be an H terminal on the part. Please contact customer service for further assistance: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/customerservice/contact.aspx

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Charles, The red wire will go to terminal B, Brown wires will go to terminal C, Orange with Black stripe will go to terminal A, Black to Terminal S, Yellow to terminal X. If it is there, Pink to terminal H, and Tangerine to terminal C. Terminal C will have a piggy back connection.

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