Jose June 08, 2011 for Model Number wet3300sq1 The dryer cycling thermostat has four terminals. How do you measure them to check it if it is good?
1 Answer Hello Jose. The two large terminals will read closed and the two small terminals will show resistance. Hope this helps. Read More...
Jose June 08, 2011 for Model Number wet3300sq1 What do you do to check if the dryer high-limit thermostat is in good condition? Same question for the dryer cutoff-tml.
1 Answer Hello Jose. You will test for continuity. They should read closed if they are good. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Jim May 24, 2011 for Model Number le9500xtw1 I just replaced the heating element and the dryer does not seem to heat up as much as the original element. It is a 5200w element - off brand, I believe as it was made in Mexico? Is it possible that the High Temp - Cutoff sensor is not working and the dryer is being limited to the 60 degree cool down temp? Vent was cleaned and air flow is good. Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Jim. You will need to test and see how much heat the dryer is producing. You can test this with a multi-meter with temperature TJMA-DMT3. It should cycle between 110° and 155°. You can test this with a multi-meter MA-DM1. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Paul May 17, 2011 for Model Number REX3514PQ0 We have a Roper Dryer and it takes two entire cycles to completely dry a load. What is the problem ?
1 Answer Hello Paul. It sounds like the venting system is clogged or kinked. You will need to check the vent and clean it out. Be sure and clean the vent pipe and the dryer air duct assembly. If the air flow is not good, the unit will retain moist air causing the clothes not to dry. Try running the unit with the vent unhooked from the back of the dryer and see if the dryer works properly. Hope this helps. Read More...
Bob C. May 15, 2011 for Model Number whirlpool GEW9868KQ0 Dryer runs for a few minutes and shuts down with an error code E1. Attempts to restart causes dryer shutdown almost immediately with the same error code. Sometimes the next day the dryer will run for most of the cycle other times it will give the same error code after a few minutes.
1 Answer Hello Bob. Error code E-1 states that you will want to replace the thermister WP8577274. Hope this helps! Read More...
Roy May 03, 2011 for Model Number LER7646EQO My part is stamped part# 3399848. This number does not seem to show up on any parts list. Is there a substitute for this Hi Limit Thermostat
1 Answer Hello Roy. The manufacturer has substituted the part number you've provided with a kit 279816. This kit consist of a high limit thermostat and a thermal cut-off. Thanks! Read More...
1 Answer Hello Nani! Does the unit turn back on after cooling down or has the unit completely stopped working? What is your model number please? Thanks. Read More...
John April 13, 2011 for Model Number PYE2300AYW Can I use this high limit thermostat (AP2973862) on my maytag model PYE2300AYW?
1 Answer Hello John. Here is the correct part number for your model number LA-1053. They recommend you change both fuses. Hope this helps. Read More...
Mike April 08, 2011 Yes it does. I have no coninuity on it. It is open, but the part in the picture of the kit does not look like it has the same holes to attach it. Will I have to modify it or the vent to make it fit?
Mike April 08, 2011 Is the thermal fuse at the top of the heat duct above the heater near the outlet to the dryer? the bottom one is the heator limit switch correct.
1 Answer Hello Mike! The thermal cut off 279769 is located at the top of the heater and the high limit thermostat WP3390291 is located at the bottom of the heater. The thermal cut off kit includes the high limit thermostat. Hope this helps! Read More...