1 Answer George, Unfortunately, we do not have the information on the rpm of this motor. Read More...
Curtis October 07, 2025 for Model Number MED6500MBK I am looking for a motor for my dryer. I’m unsure of the correct one.
1 Answer Curtis, Thank you for your question. The part number for the motor on your unit will be 279827. Read More...
Lynne August 27, 2025 for Model Number EGD4400WQ0 Had flooding in basement, only 2-3 inches of water, but now the dryer won't start. Is it the motor, the thermal fuse, or something else?
1 Answer Lynne, thanks for the question. It could be any of the following: the timer, the thermal fuse, the door switch, the belt switch, the push-to-start switch, or the motor. You will need to test each component to determine which may be bad. Read More...
Tae July 16, 2025 for Model Number 11060832900 After testing everything for continuity and replacing anything bad, filing all connections to clean, I’m now at the motor I have cleaned the motor with electrical spray even took apart the motor switch and cleaned those connections …still having the same issue dryer works for about 5 minutes shuts off so I know it’s a problem with the motor, I ordered one that said it was for my dryer it wasn’t …now I’m noticing that none of the motors that show compatible to my dryer have the same color wiring as the one that’s in my dryer so I wan to send pictures of my motor reference to see if maybe the issue is the wiring on the motor that was placed in it before purchasing a new one
1 Answer Hello Tae, thank you for contacting AppliancePartsPros.com This motor 279827 is a redesigned replacement component for your model, the new motor will need to be wired up, the instruction sheet for that motor lists the connections as follows: Disconnect and remove the blue jumper wire that runs from the motor switch to the overload and discard that jumper. Connect the Blue wire to the overload protector that you took that jumper wire off of. Connect the Red wire to the 1/4 inch terminal marked 2 on the motor switch. Replace the 1/4 inch connectors on the Black and White wires with the 1/8 inch connectors supplied with the motor. (Don't worry if you don't seem to have a Black wire here, some models don't.) Connect the White wire to the 1/6 inch terminal marked 5 on the motor switch. Connect the Black wire, if you have one, to the 1/8 inch terminal marked 6 on the motor switch. Reconnect the ground wire and the motor should be wired up. If the wiring you have is different from that described above, please contact us at 1-877-477-7278 via call or text, or using the Chat feature on our page. Read More...
James February 26, 2025 for Model Number NGD5400TQ0 I’ve looked at several 279827 replacement motors but when looking at various measurements they don’t match my motor. I have an Amana purchased in 2007. Can you supply me with the overall length and shaft measurements?
1 Answer Hello James, thank you for contacting Appliance Parts Pros. The manufacturer has not supplied us with those specifications. Read More...
Kenneth May 10, 2024 for Model Number MGDC300XW1 Does the motor come with the pulley already press fitted on ? ( I hope so.) Thanks
Mk January 15, 2024 for Model Number LE5750XMW0 The original dryer motor, 695075, shaft is about 45mm or 1.75in on both the pulley and blower sides. What are the shaft lengths on this replacement model?
1 Answer Mk, We do not have the shaft sizes for the motor but this motor 279827 is a direct replacement part for your unit. Read More...
Brenda January 07, 2024 for Model Number LE5700xkw0 My dryer buzzes but does not turn on. I wanted to replace the motor but after looking at the old motor I noticed that the wire harness is screwed into the motor base and the newer motors have a harness that just snaps in. Will I be able to replace the motor and rewire it properly? The model of my dryer is LE5700xkw0 and the switch that is contained on the motor for the wires is 337351.
1 Answer Brenda, The correct replacement motor for your model is our part number W11618508 Read More...
Colby August 31, 2023 for Model Number MGDC465HW0 The dryer is gas. It starts and runs great. At random it will just stop mid cycle. The timer motor still advances but motor and igniter/burner assembly stop. It then will start back up after a few minutes without me re pressing the start button. It is acting as if the motor is over heating but the machine starting its self back up is unusual. Is it possibly just a bad motor still? P# 279827
1 Answer Hello Colby, this can be caused by a worn timer, or an overheating drive motor. Read More...
Jason July 13, 2023 for Model Number WGD5010LW3 When I push the start button, the dryer motor just hums loud but does not turn, and the igniter never glows. I have proper voltage at the outlet.
1 Answer Hello Jason, if there is nothing blocking the blower wheel and the drum rollers and idler pulley turn freely, then this is considered a faulty motor and needs to be replaced. Read More...