How much does a timer for a dryer cost?

Replacing a dryer timer motor costs between $150 and $300. The dryer timer motor tracks the time of your drying cycles and turns the dryer off when the correct time elapses. If your timer motor breaks, the timer may not advance correctly when you start a cycle, and the dryer will keep running.

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How do you change the timer on a dryer?

A small motor on the back of the timer advances the timer and dial during the cycle, controlling the drying time. If the timer won’t advance through the cycle, or if it doesn’t start or shut off the motor or heating element, replace the timer with the manufacturer-approved dryer part.

What to do if your dryer won’t shut off?

A defective timer motor or a defect in the timer’s electrical contacts can cause the timer motor to fail and the timer will need to be replaced. Disconnect your dryer from the power source and remove the control console.

Where do I Find my model number on my dryer?

Need Help Finding Your Model Number? Located in the control console of the dryer the timer consists of a small motor connected to a series of gears that rotate cams, which turn electric contacts off and on inside the timer. The timer contacts control the dryer motor as well as the heat circuit and the timer motor itself.

How do you replace the timer on a dryer?

The timer contacts control the dryer motor as well as the heat circuit and the timer motor itself. A defective timer motor or a defect in the timer’s electrical contacts can cause the timer motor to fail and the timer will need to be replaced. Disconnect your dryer from the power source and remove the control console. Locate the timer.

Why is the timer on my dryer not working?

The timer contacts control the dryer motor as well as the heat circuit and the timer motor itself. A defective timer motor or a defect in the timer’s electrical contacts can cause the timer motor to fail and the timer will need to be replaced. The contacts can be checked for continuity with a multi-meter.