J April 02, 2018 for Model Number HTDX100ED3WW I am replacing timer on hotpoint dryer. I didn't take photo and I don't know how to reconnect the wires. Any help? TIA
1 Answer Hello J. Orange on A, Red on B, Brown on C, White to T, and Yellow to X. Thank you. Read More...
Marvin Schmidt January 27, 2018 for Model Number GTDP220EF3WW I bought the drum bearing and 4 front slide bearings. The drum has been rubbing inside the dryer, so I replaced the bearings. That did not do any good - still noisey. when I examined the installed drum, with the top panel removed, I find the the drum sits abour 1/2'" cocked to the right. The left front drum surface is dragging on the inside of the cabinet. Unfortunately this has gone on for a while, anbd the two positioning surfaces on the door panel have been cut through. I cannot find any way to straighten out the durm so it runs true and doesn't scrape the in side of the cabinet. Do you have any suggestions? What would cause this? Thanks, Marv Schmidt
1 Answer Marvin, To be that far out of line, something would need to be bent or distorted. You may want to start by checking the base and the rear panel for dents dings and scratches then check the feet to insure they're properly leveled and on solid flooring. Check the heater assembly and make sure it is mounted to the rear panel properly, then the front panel and the front tub support and top bearing to make sure they're straight and mounted properly. Read More...
Mike January 01, 2018 for Model Number GTDP200EF4WS I'm trying to switch the timer on my g.e dryer and i forgot to take a picture of the wires before i took it apart...now, after switching them over it does not start. tried switching back to my old timer and it still does not start.my question is what color wires go where?!?!
1 Answer Mike, Here is the way the wiring should be on your dryer timer Terminal A Orange or Orange/black Terminal B Red Terminal C Double brown with piggyback Terminal T White Terminal H Pink Terminal S Black Terminal X Yellow Read More...
Bonnie October 18, 2017 for Model Number GTDP490EDOWS Wiring colors for dryer timer #WE4M533. Not sure if wires were put back on correctly.
1 Answer Hello Bonnie. A is orange, B is red, C is brown, D is orange with black strip and red from push to start, T is white, S is signal black, and X is yellow. Read More...
Ec September 06, 2017 Need wiring directions for timer WE4M533. Need wire colors to be hooked up to timer.
1 Answer Hello EC. 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...
Mel Ratz August 07, 2017 for Model Number HTDX100EM8WW The timer knob is cracked. Tried to turn the switch with pliers but would not turn. A new knob only may not solve? Advise Thanks
1 Answer Mel, Using pliers to turn/rotate the timer dial shaft, isn't really good. Your best bet would be to replace the timer WE4M532 / WE4M532 and the timer knob WE1M652 / WE1M652 as a "unit". It's not a difficult or expensive repair to make, and will get your dryer up and running properly for quite a while. The parts are in stock and available at this time. Read More...
R.B. July 12, 2017 for Model Number GDTP220EF3WW My dryer model is GDTP220EF3WW. It won't start. The timer does not make any ticking noises (is it supposed to tick when the dryer is plugged in?) I have tested the door switch (the switch clicks on/off and the light goes on/off). Based on a video, I did a continuity test on the brown wires between the switch and the timer, to test the heat limit switch, which came out good. I similarly tested the start switch, which also came out good. So the problem seems to be pointing to a bad timer. However, before I order a new timer (part we4m533), are there some ways I can test it to be certain it is bad? I have a digital multimeter, and I can do simple continuity testing, but anything beyond that I would need specific instructions on which settings to use on the multimeter. Can I jump some wires to make sure it is the timer thats bad and not the dryer motor? Thank you in advance for all your help!
1 Answer R.B., You could check at the motor to make sure that there is 120 vac getting to it when the start button is pushed. Also check the belt switch located by the idler pulley to make sure that it is not bad. Read More...
Darin June 30, 2017 for Model Number GE DBSR463EG6WW Can turn the Dryer Cycle and Timer knob and start the dryer but it does not shut off. Does the whole timer module have to be replaced? I am looking at part # WE4M533 as the replacement part for this dryer.
1 Answer Darin, If the timer goes around past the off position into the next cycle then this would be a faulty timer. Otherwise this would be an issue with the motor of the unit. Read More...
Pam M. June 15, 2017 for Model Number GTDP220GF0WW The wire colors I saw on a video don't match my wire colors. I did not see your video till now. No photo taken just swapped wires. Now what? How do I make sure the wires are connected to the proper terminals?
1 Answer Hello Pam, As per the wiring diagram for the model provided, you will need the timer to be wired as follows: White to "F", Yellow with black trace to "X", Black from timer motor to "T", Black from End Of Cycle signal to "S", Three brown with one black to "C", Purple to "A", Black from the high limit thermostat to "B", and pink to "H". If you can locate your wiring diagram inside the control panel, this is illustrated on it with all timer terminals labeled with the letter on the timer with a "T" ahead of it to signify that it is a terminal on the timer. Read More...
Adriano June 05, 2017 for Model Number mabe, model SMA1331PBB0 I need to know what color wires goes where on the Time, Part# M460-G for a MABE/GE Dryer Model# SMA1331PBB0. ADRIANO
1 Answer Hello Adriano. Sorry, we can not get the wiring diagram for this model since it is an international model. Thank you. Read More...