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The timer does not advance in the Timed Dry and Air Timed Dry. The dryer runs when the Start/Stop Switch is depressed but it will not stop unless the door is opened. The timer has been replaced with the problem continuing. I cannot find a wiring diagram for this model.
The old timer was opened and there does not appear to be any issue with it with the cams rotating and clean contacts.
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Does the dryer timer advance in an automatic/regular cycle?
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Based on the information provided, there is a break in one of the wires that supply the timer motor with voltage and/or neutral. There is a black wire spliced into the light blue wire going from the timer to the start switch that would need to be tested for continuity, as well as the white/black wire at terminal T of the timer that would be tested for continuity to the white/blue wire. If one of the wires does not have continuity, that wire has a break and the harness W11197393 would need to be replaced.
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