Barry February 01, 2022 for Model Number LSE7806ACE Installed new Motor-Drve W10411000 / AP5272725 from you into LSE7806ACE (Maytag Stacked Laundry). Wired grey to thermal 1/4" tab (removed blue jumper), red to 5, blue to 1, black to 2, yellow to 6. Start button must now be held to keep dryer motor running. Ideas? Thx
1 Answer Barry, It appears that you did get the dryer motor wired properly and it sounds like you may have received a bad motor. Read More...
Ron June 10, 2020 for Model Number LSG7806ABE Ordered motor W10411000 for LSG7806ABE. Wiring is completely different. How do I match the numbers to the coloured connections?
1 Answer Ron, We will send you the instructions for the new motor switch and it tells you which wire connects to the correct terminal. Read More...
Ron May 20, 2020 for Model Number LSG7806ABE Dryer needs a new motor. Original calls for motor 306055 and motor start switch 306207. If I order motor W10411000, will I also need a start switch ?
1 Answer Ron, When getting the drive motor W10411000 the motor switch is built into the motor now and would not need a separate switch. Read More...
Sarah January 05, 2020 for Model Number w10411000 what corresponding number is coordinated for colored wires?
1 Answer Sarah, if the model number for your appliance could be provided in a new inquiry, this will allow for the most accurate information to be presented. Read More...
Dennis December 07, 2017 for Model Number maytag lsg7806aae I changed this motor and want to test it before completely reassembling the machine. When I press the start button I'm not getting anything. Am I missing something?
1 Answer Hello Dennis, The door switch has to be connected and in the closed position for the motor to run. The other wiring also has to be connected properly. Read More...
Matt October 09, 2016 After doing some research I have concluded that this is the correct motor for out dryer. The motor just makes a low buzz when I try to start the dryer, I also have to hold down the start button when normally I would only have to press it once. I removed the motor and tested it on my work bench with a 120V cord on the switch terminals colored yellow and gray as mentioned in another answered question. The motor spins just fine and the centrifugal switch opens up normally. So why does the motor just buzz when it is installed with the belt? Do I need a new motor?
1 Answer Hello Matt. Yes, the motor is bad and will not start under a load. You will need to replace the motor in the unit. Read More...
Dave October 07, 2016 for Model Number W10411000 The blue motor mounts failed on my motor. The motor works just fine. Can I order just the rubber motor mounts?
1 Answer Hello Dave, I'm sorry but the manufacturer has made the mounts available only as a part of the motor W10411000 assembly. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Randall S September 26, 2014 for Model Number LSE7806ACE I am trying to replace the dryer motor, but am unsure if the model indicated is the exact match for my dryer. The current motor has the following information: P/N 63060550-1 Model S58NXJAJ-5118 1/4 HP, 115 volts, 4.5 amps mfg date B97A9 If you can verify that the motor you offer is a direct replacement for this motor, especially for the electrical connections and terminal block mount, I will order from your webpage. Thanks, Randall
1 Answer Hello Randall. 12002351 is the motor your model calls for. If the terminal block is not the same, the motor should come with the instructions needed to wire it properly. Thanks. Read More...
Roger June 05, 2014 for Model Number LSE7806ACE I need to know, what test must I perform, to confirm the motor is defective. I would like to know how to confirm the heat sensors are working properly. Thank you
1 Answer Roger, to test the motor, you will need to label and remove the wires from the motor switch. On the switch if you place you meter leads on the red terminal and the gray terminal, you should have a reading of 1.5 to 2.25 ohms resistance If you place the meter probes across the gray and yellow terminals you should have a reading of 2 to 3 ohms resistance. If you have a 120 VAC test cord, you can attach the test terminals to the gray and red terminals ,when you plug the cord into an outlet the motor should start and run. To test the heat sensor (thermostat) remove the wires and place the meter leads across the terminals on the thermostat. There should be a "closed" circuit indicated on your meter at room temperature on all the thermostats and fuses in the heater circuit. If you heat them with a match or lighter, you should hear the circuit click and open then reset once it cools down again. Read More...
Roger June 02, 2014 for Model Number LSE7806ACE I suspect my drive motor is not working. I have an ohmmeter. What test should I perform, to confirm motor is defective? Also, what test do I perform, to confirm heat sensors are working or defective? Original problem was; dryer only got partial heat. It did not heat to the maximum nor fully and completely dried the clothes. Thank you, Roger
1 Answer Hello Roger. If the unit is dead, check the thermal fuse WP306604. If it is bad, then your heating issue is a venting issue. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...