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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Timer by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6127788
Manufacturer Part Number: WE4M188

This is an electromechanical timer that controls the duration and sequence of the dryer's operating cycles. It advances through each stage of the drying cycle and signals the motor, heater, and other components when to turn on and off. Replace this timer if your dryer won't start, won't advance through cycles, runs continuously without shutting off, or if the timer knob turns but nothing happens.

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Eileen, For this issue, you would want to replace the timer knob for this unit. The timer can be turned with pliers.

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Janna for Model Number DBXR463EB1WW

My timer makes a noise like its counting down but i didn't turn the start switch yet and when i turn the start switch it will not turn on, just the timer noise. It would only work on the timed dry mode not on cotton or easy care mode. i tested the motor, belts and door switch all has good continuity. I already replaced it with a new start switch and start knob hoping that would solved the problem Could this be a wiring problem or the timer itself is bad (even if my old timer has good continuity)? what does the resistor do.? would replacing the timer be what i need to get this dryer running. thank you

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Janna, Double check the contacts B-H and B-C on the timer with no power but the timer in a run position. If no continuity then replace the timer. If you have continuity then the door switch and high limit are the only other options other than the motor itself for a no run issue. From what you have replaced I would focus on the high limit which is located in the rear on top of the heater housing on the right side and will have two brown wires going to it. A continuity test can be done here. WE4M137 is the part # for the high limit.

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Ron, Yes installing the timer should correct the issue with the timer not advancing.

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Hello Tommy. If the unit is heating properly, you will need to order and replace the timer on the unit.

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Frederick, check to see if the clip is missing or broke on the timer knob, part number WE01X20374. If it is, replace the knob. Thanks.

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Hello Steve, This sounds like you have lost an electrical circuit. You should check the dryer doo switch first. If it is ok, you will have to remove the terminal block terminal and start checking for 240Vac and lost electrical connections. I doubt seriously that the timer is at fault. This could even be one side of the breaker that has tripped.

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Hello Mike, Unless you have a switch to turn off the end of cycle buzzer then it should automatically go off during the final 2 minutes of cool down stage of cycle.

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Hello Jitty. Based on the information you provided, the motor is over heating and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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