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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Control Timer by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18025728
Manufacturer Part Number: WP3406725

Fix a dryer that won't start, stops mid-cycle, or runs continuously. This 2-cycle timer controls cycle selection and automatic shutoff. DIY-friendly repair.

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For Whirlpool Dryer Control Timer (Part Number: OEM18025728)

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Hello John,

You may want to do a continuity check on the thermal. The thermal would be the most likely part to fail and cause complete unit to not run. The T to W terminal is your motor circuit and would be open if the unit is not in operation. When you check the thermal fuse if you are using a digital ohm meter set it for audible tone. If you get audible then it is good, no audible it is bad.

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Hello Bob. You will need to check and make sure the thermal fuse WP3392519 and the door switch WP3406107 are good on the unit. If not, it will prevent the unit from running.

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Bob, The timer sounds like it's working, so. Make sure you check and reset both brekers at the box. It could be you lost a power leg to the dryer,and the motor won't run. Also check for a faulty door switch WP3406107, Make sure you can hear the switch "click" when you press and release the lever. You'll need to remove the front panel and check the thermal fuse WP3392519 located on the blower housing. If it has an "open" circuit, it opens power to the motor and the dryer won't start.

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Hello Tim. If there is power to the timer motor and the timer does not turn, you will need to replace the timer WP3406725. Hope this helps.

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John, You may not need anything, first thing to do is disconnect the exhaust vent from the back of the dryer, clean as much of the debris out of the vent system in the wall, Run the dryer on an "accu dry " setting with the vent off and observe the timer to see if it advances. If it does you will need to clean the exhaust vent sytem. Thanks and Good Luck

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Hi Chris. Has your timer knob been off and possibly been put on upside down? Is the dryer abnormally hot above the center of the sides/top and overheating the motor? It will momentarily shut off the motor and then restart when the motor overload resets itself. The vent system needs to be cleaned along with the outside vent hood/cap operating properly. If all of this is OK, then replace the timer part # is WP3406725. Thank you.

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Hello Abby! If there is heat at the beginning of the cycle and the ignitor does not relite it sounds like the secondary coil has gone out. You will need to replace the coil kit part number 279834. Thanks!

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Hello Abby. You will need to fix the heating issue to see if the timer is working. You will need to test the thermal fuses W11050897 and the flame sensor WP338906 and make sure they are good. They should read closed for continuity. Also, check the igniter 279311 and make sure it is getting hot enough to light the gas. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter for the testing procedures. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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