1 Answer Hello Eric, If the part number you want to cross is 3095500, the WP33001624 will cross properly. I am assuming that you have gotten the part number from the old part. This is not always a proper cross since the vendors that manufacture the parts for the appliance manufacturer will many times put their own part number on their parts. These are referred to as vendor numbers and will most times not cross properly. We cannot guarantee the part will work properly since there is no model number listed for us to look up and verify the cross of the part number. Read More...
Michael August 30, 2014 for Model Number MDE2300AYW I replaced timer about a yr ago.. Now dryer will only auto shut off when in low temp setting. This am dryer blew breaker before load was dry.. in low temp setting.. please advise Mike
1 Answer Michael, For the breaker blowing you will want to check the heater to make sure that the heater is not shorting to ground. For the issue of not shutting off except in low temperature setting would most likely be caused by a bad cycling thermostat. Read More...
Waukee March 25, 2014 for Model Number Maytag LDE9206ACE Have a Maytag LDE9206ACE electric dryer that seems to be taking longer than usual to dry clothes on the 'sensor' setting. I have replaced dryer vent hose and cleaned the vent (both were essentially clean and only 3 feet long) and all the fuses and T-stats test OK. Since I can't find a sensor for moisture on this model's wiring diagram, I suspect the timer or temp switch. Since I assume you have to remove and heat the temp switch, is there a way to test a timer with a multimeter and rule it out before going to the hassle of removing the temp switch and heating it?
1 Answer Waukee, In most cases when the unit is taking too long to dry on the sensor setting it will be caused by a faulty cycling thermostat. If the thermostat opens too rapidly or closes too rapidly it will cause the timer to not advance quick enough and will take the unit longer to heat and dry the clothing. Read More...
Dennis A October 23, 2012 for Model Number Maytag electric clothes dryer MDE2300AYW We recently moved from a house in one community to another house in another community about 200 miles distance. The dryer worked fine when we disconnected it and loaded it on a U-Haul truck for transport. Due to unforseen circumstances the dryer along with all of our other household goods were on board the U-Haul for a full week in tempuratures that exceeded 100 F. We off loaded the dryer and hooked it up and the first time we used it the motor runs but the dryer will not heat. Following your diagnostic and repair information I have run continuity test on the power cord and all wiring to the heater element, including tests on thermal fuses and hi - limit thermostat. So far all items have checked out ok. I am not sure how to test the cycling thermostat or the timer and tempurature switches. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1 Answer Hello Dennis. Need to check for proper voltage first to the unit. May not be anything wrong with dryer if outlet is bad. Also, if voltage is good, then it is a matter of dis-connecting the element and testing for voltage loss. This will lead you to the bad part. 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...
John March 09, 2012 for Model Number mde2300ayw My dryer drys fine but the timer will not advance most of the time.
1 Answer Hello John. Check your exhaust duct. If it's too long and complicated, or crimped or stopped up, the timer will only advance on the timed dry cycle, but not on any of the automatic cycles. Hope this was helpful! Read More...
Ken March 03, 2012 for Model Number MDE9206AYW We had a short and black wire arched. I replaced power cord and unit is running, but no heat. I've check all wires and fuses and everything is in good order. Can timer control the heater from coming on? Thanks, Ken
1 Answer Hello Ken. Yes, if the timer WP33001624 is bad and is not sending power to the heater, the heater will not heat. Hope this helps. Read More...
Walter S. February 16, 2012 for Model Number mde2300ayw The timer would not advance so I changed the timer. Now the timer will advance but would not shut off. I changed with a new timer still will not shut off.
1 Answer Hello Walter. Check and make sure the wires on the back of the timer WP33001624 are hooked up to the correct location on the timer. If not, it can cause the timer to continue to run past the off position. Hope this helps. Read More...
Kim July 02, 2011 for Model Number mdg2301bww My dryer cycle knob does not move. There is still some heat on occasion, but is not on the entire time the dryer is running.
1 Answer Hello Kim. You will need to test and see if there is power coming to the timer motor wires with the dryer running. If so, and the timer does not move, you will need to replace the timer WP33001624. 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...
David June 24, 2011 for Model Number LDE9206ACE Buzzer at end of cycle keeps buzzing, although dryer shuts off. Buzzer will stop if door is opened. Is this the timer or the door switch? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello David. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the timer WP33001624 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps. Read More...