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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Timer by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18023805
Manufacturer Part Number: WP33001632

This timer regulates the length and progression of the drying cycle. When it fails, the dryer may not start, advance through the cycle, or shut off as expected. Replacing the timer restores reliable cycle control and end-of-cycle shutoff.

  • Advances the selected cycle by opening and closing internal contacts as the dial turns
  • Routes power to key circuits (motor and heat) at the proper time during the cycle
  • Common symptoms include: cycle won't advance or end, dryer runs too long/short, won't start, or dial doesn't move
  • Helps ensure consistent, predictable drying performance and automatic shutoff
What's included: 1 timer Install notes:
  • Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
  • Access the control console, remove the knob and mounting screws to release the timer
  • Transfer wires from the old timer to the new one one-at-a-time, matching terminal positions
  • Secure the timer, reinstall the knob and console, and run a test cycle to ensure proper advance and shutoff

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For Whirlpool Dryer Timer (Part Number: OEM18023805)

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Hello Daniel, it sounds as if the heater element may have grounded to the case, that would allow the heater to come on without the motor starting if the timer is turned away from the "off" setting. Also, an overheat condition caused by the grounded element would have opened one or both of the safety thermal fuses that are in-line to the motor from the timer, They are located on the blower housing and on the heater case, they have grey wires going to them ,they can be checked for continuity with a multimeter.

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Hello Josny. Check and see if the unit is heating properly. If not, the timer will not advance.

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Hello Timmy. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the timer is bad and will need to be replaced.

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Hello Timmy. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the timer is bad and will need to be replaced.

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Jenni for Model Number MDG6200AWW

My dryer timer does not advance when you have it seton AutoDry settings unless you turn it to the "cool down" or "less dry" positions on the dial. If I set it in time dry it advances normally. The timer ticks in the Time dry cycle and the cool down cycles when the dryer is not running put the timer is not in the off position. I thought it ticked throughout the Autodry cycles but now only does it in the cool down or less dry settings This is the same problem my dryer is having. You had suggested to this person that it was an exhaust problem. We have checked and that is not the problem. Any other suggestions?.

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Jenni, This issue would be caused by some type of venting issue in which the dryer vent may be too long, the blower wheel may have heavy lint build up on it or the ducting has heavy lint build up.

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Carol Bletz for Model Number MDG6200AWW

My dryer timer does not advance when you have it seton AutoDry settings unless you turn it to the "cool down" or "less dry" positions on the dial. If I set it in time dry it advances normally. The timer ticks in the Time dry cycle and the cool down cycles when the dryer is not running put the timer is not in the off position. I thought it ticked throughout the Autodry cycles but now only does it in the cool down or less dry settings. I think my timer may be bad. Any suggestions?

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Carol, the first thing to do is disconnect the exhaust vent, from the back of the dryer and run a load of clothes through a cycle and observe the timer advance on the auto dry cycle. Your description is classic for a exhaust vent issue( clogged , kinked or vent hood issue). Thanks and Good Luck

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Hi Greg. Please accept our apologies, I misread the model #. If The dryer runs and won't heat then you need to check the igniter to see if it is glowing white hot. It should read 50-800-ohms cold. Igniter part # is WP37001308. Clean your vent and vent cap/hood assy. outside entirely. The timer is part # WP33001632. Thank you.

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