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bmille  
#1 Posted : Thursday, November 18, 2010 2:56:18 PM(UTC)
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My dryer stopped working in the middle of a run. All thermostat/thermal fuses and the door switch checked out ok. The timer control sounded as if it might have gone bad since it made a faint buzz when pushed in at the correct spots on the dial but would not actually start. However, with the replacement timer (53-1303) I just received there is no response at all. Is there a simple way to tell if the replacement timer also is faulty or is there something else I should check?
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#2 Posted : Friday, November 19, 2010 11:51:32 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: bmille Go to Quoted Post
My dryer stopped working in the middle of a run. All thermostat/thermal fuses and the door switch checked out ok. The timer control sounded as if it might have gone bad since it made a faint buzz when pushed in at the correct spots on the dial but would not actually start. However, with the replacement timer (53-1303) I just received there is no response at all. Is there a simple way to tell if the replacement timer also is faulty or is there something else I should check?


Are you sure you have 240 volts at the dryer? If so did you check the thermal fuse next to the heating element? Part no. 6 of this diagram Heater (rev. e)(alm) replacement parts for NORGE DEM205A Dryer - Ele | AppliancePartsPros.com
bmille  
#3 Posted : Sunday, November 21, 2010 10:12:11 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: ThatGuy Go to Quoted Post
Are you sure you have 240 volts at the dryer? If so did you check the thermal fuse next to the heating element? Part no. 6 of this diagram Heater (rev. e)(alm) replacement parts for NORGE DEM205A Dryer - Ele | AppliancePartsPros.com


Thank you - I have rechecked that there are 240 volts coming in at the back of the dryer. I also rechecked the thermal fuse by the heater element as well as the other 2 down closer to the motor - all give me "0" on the ohmeter at room temperature. This time through I also checked the resistor on the timer control and it is giving me a reading pretty close to the expected 3.77K. Any other suggestions of what I might try for diagnosis or to try replacing based on likely problem would be appreciated.
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