Posted by: Sharon Wright on March 29, 2000 at 10:23:56:

In Reply to: Re: Whirlpool Dryer won't shut off Posted by: Dave on March 28, 2000 at 20:39:41:

: : I have a Whirlpol dryer model LE9200XWW1 that will not advance in the 'moisture'sensing cycles. I replaced the bias thermostat and the pulser timer on advice of others. Still does not work. Timer does advance through timed cycles. Help!

: Generally Whirlpool dryers have a ceramic resistor at the timer which supplies the timer motor power once the heat has gone off in the automatic cycles so that they can shut off. Sounds like it is an open circuit (burned out). Testable with an ohmmeter once disconnected. Good Luck. Dave.

No. I looked. Nothing there. Sharon

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: : : I have a Whirlpol dryer model LE9200XWW1 that will not advance in the 'moisture'sensing cycles. I replaced the bias thermostat and the pulser timer on advice of others. Still does not work. Timer does advance through timed cycles. Help! : : Generally Whirlpool dryers have a ceramic resistor at the timer which supplies the timer motor power once the heat has gone off in the automatic cycles so that they can shut off. Sounds like it is an open circuit (burned out). Testable with an ohmmeter once disconnected. Good Luck. Dave. : No. I looked. Nothing there. Sharon

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