Whirlpool Dryer Control Board

Dryer stops mid-cycle or won't heat properly? A faulty timer often causes these issues. This timer controls cycle progression and heating phases.

Dryer won't advance through cycles or keeps running after finishing? This timer controls cycle sequencing and shutoff. Typical DIY repair in 15 minutes.

This coin chute guides coins from the slide into the coin mechanism so the machine can register payment and begin a cycle. Keeping the chute intact and aligned helps prevent jams and misfeeds in coin-operated laundry equipment.

• Directs coins from the slide to the coin mechanism to register payment
• Helps ensure smooth coin drop, reducing bounce-back and misfeeds
• Common fix when coins jam, fall into the cabinet, or the unit won't start after payment
• Replace if cracked, bent, corroded, or missing

• Disconnect power; shut off gas before service
• Open the coin housing/slide assembly and retain existing hardware
• Install the new chute in the same orientation; align with slide and mechanism, then secure
• Test with sample coins to ensure proper drop and operation before returning to service

This is a 60 Hz timer that controls the duration of drying cycles in a clothes dryer. It advances through each stage of the cycle and signals the motor and heating components to turn on or off at the appropriate times. Replace this timer if the dryer will not start, the cycle does not advance, the timer knob spins freely without clicking, or if the dryer runs continuously without shutting off.

This electromechanical timer controls the appliance's cycle sequencing so wash/dry cycles advance and complete as expected. Replacing a faulty timer restores proper cycle timing and program changes for consistent operation. What it does:

• Advances and times cycle steps so selected programs run in the correct order
• Interfaces with selector and motor to start, stop, and change cycles
• Can fail and cause symptoms like cycles not advancing, no power to cycles, or stuck on one setting
• Works with the appliance's existing wiring and mounts in the original timer location

• One electromechanical timer

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• Access may require removing the console or control panel; keep fasteners organized
• Note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting connectors for correct reassembly

Fix a dryer that won't start, won't heat, or won't advance cycles. This timer controls drying programs and cycle progression. Moderate DIY repair.

Dryer won't start or stops mid-cycle? This control board manages cycle timing and functions. Moderate DIY repair with proper safety precautions.