Dj February 19, 2022 for Model Number AED4475TQ1 When using the Auto sensor part of the timer, the clothes are wet. On the high heat timer side dryer works. Obviously, the heating element works so is it the timer that's at fault? Thanks
1 Answer Hello DJ, This is most likely a timer WPW10185972 issue. I would remove the duct from the rear of the dryer and set it to an autocycle and see if the temperature cycles properly. If not, the timer is in question. Read More...
Jess March 17, 2021 for Model Number AED4675YQ1 the cut off, thermostat, and the element have been replaced, still No heat. Is there a board or just a timer that needs to be replaced in the old admiral dryer?
1 Answer Jess, There is a control board on the unit and you would want to access this control board located in the control panel. You would want to disconnect the wire on the relay for the heater and test to see if there is 120 Vac on the heater relay to chassis ground when the dryer is running. If there is not proper power then the control board will be faulty and need to be replaced. If there is proper power then the issue will most likely be a faulty motor. Read More...
Matthew November 09, 2019 for Model Number CAE2745FQ1 My washers are coin-operated but are starting by just pressing the button without paying the coin. How do I fix this? Please help
1 Answer Matthew, There is a switch on the back of the slide that may have failed and would need to get the slide W11126319. Read More...
Joseph Mc September 30, 2018 for Model Number My timer switch part number AP6040038 came apart Am trying to put Admiral model AED4675YQ1 the timer switch part number AP 604 0 0 3 8. I am putting the machine together and a super helpful friend decided to disassemble the timer switch can anyone help me with pictures of the inside of the switch. Thank you. Joe .360 942 7492.
1 Answer Joseph, Unfortunately there are no photos or diagrams showing how the timer would go back together and would need to get a new timer for this. Read More...
Suzanne L May 12, 2018 for Model Number RED4640YQ1 Can not figure out how to get the timer out. Could not find screws anywhere
1 Answer Suzanne, For access to the timer on this model you would need to use a putty knife under the corners of the front control panel and push a spring clip which will allow the control panel to pop up. Then you can roll the control panel up to get to the timer. Read More...
Ray G. March 13, 2018 for Model Number AED4675YQo Replaced the timer, we are getting heat now but the timer only moves in the high heat setting. Also, there are three posts at the top of the timer but there are no wires to put on them.
1 Answer Hello Ray, You should check the ducting since this design has no control board which would cause the same symptom. If the unit advances on the timed dry cycle but not on the automatic cycle, this will be the cause. To prove this is the issue you can remove the duct from the rear of the unit and run it for about 10 minutes. You will see that the timer has advanced if the issue is the duct. Read More...
Tom May 29, 2017 for Model Number NED4600YQ1 Amana NED4600YQ1 will not heat on "timed dry" setting....but WILL heat on low or high heat settings. Would this be indicative of a bad timer switch?
1 Answer Tom, Based on the description this will most likely be a faulty timer on the unit. Read More...
David April 26, 2017 for Model Number RED4640YQ1 I have a dryer that will not start it was running then in mid cycle it stopped and has not started since. I have checked the thermal fuse and the thermostats. i have also checked the start switch and the door switch. what other issues could it be? what should i check on next to see if it is worth fixing or not
1 Answer Hello David. On this model you have a door switch, thermal fuse, timer, motor, or wiring issue that can prevent the dryer from running. Usually a mid-cycle stop is caused by the thermal fuse in most cases. Since you check it and the door switch, you will need to check wiring, voltage the unit, motor and timer. 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...
Joe B. September 14, 2015 for Model Number RED4340SQ1 Heat comes on sometimes but does not stay on and timer does not advance.
1 Answer Hello Joe, This is most commonly caused by a exhaust duct restriction. The ducting from the back of the dryer to the outside of the home has to be a full 4 inch diameter and must be short and straight as possible. This is necessary since the faster the dryer can rid itself of the moisture, the sooner the dryer can shut off in an economical fashion. Read More...
Ted February 23, 2015 for Model Number AED4675YQ0 No heat. All limit switches test good.. Element is good. Push start switch motor dryer runs. how do
1 Answer Hello Ted. You need to check and make sure there is 240 volts coming to the unit. If so, then test and see where your losing voltage at. Either the motor or the timer may be bad and not passing 120 to the heater. 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...