How to Fix A Maytag Dryer That Won't Heat

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

If you need the heating element + sensor kit, here's the link to buy it: bens-appliances.com/collections/whirlpool-dryer/products/whirlpool-dryer-heating-element-optional-sensor-kit-279838-338134-3392519-279816

[@frankv6459]

This video is only for electric dryer ? Hiw about gas trouble shooting

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

​@@frankv6459 When I get a Maytag gas dryer, I'll make a few videos.

[@alanhughes2909]

How does the temp! Timer knob come off

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

@@alanhughes2909 On this style dryer, just pulls straight off

[@freshaziisfreshaziis5064]

what about maytag kit

[@willt4102]

Ben and his channel: 1. Knowledgeable, credible and authentic. 2. Quality lighting and audio. 3. Articulate and probably have a formal education. 4. Provides original content to the universe of Buy-it-for-life (BIFL). 5. Humble and humorous. 6. Generous with his knowledge.

[@tihspidtherekciltilc5469]

I'm 52 and thanks to people like you and my disdain for consumerism I've never had to pay for any appliance as most were a simple cheap issue and or in need of a thorough cleaning. Last summer I fixed and donated 56 window ACs as I consider those a quality of life appliance to elderly and children. Again, thanks for "donating" your knowledge to us out in TV land.

[@sholoy480]

That's awesome, God Bless you !

[@Pimento01]

Maytag dryer broke, less than a year old. Maytag wanted $400 to send someone out to fix despite having a warranty. Went through your checklist and ended up being the Timer. $70 part but saved me $330 in the long run especially because we were looking at just buying a brand new one. Thank you much man!

[@Icecube88]

what was wrong with the timer?

[@Pimento01]

​@Icecube88 Don't know Dryer light was on but wouldn't start. Changed the Timer and everything started working

[@Icecube88]

@@Pimento01 thanks. the timers are pretty expensive. at last for my machine.

[@abmrose]

You are a gift to the world and I hope your channel grows exponentially… you’re saving a lot of people money they might need for food or housing.

[@cbibey7]

Thanks! Very thorough video. I found the timer bad. Last week, our Kenmore washer we purchased in 1998 died. I had seen your review of the Maytag Commercial so I got one from Lowe's. Then discovered the dryer wasn't heating. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[@Icecube88]

what was wrong with the timer?

[@clintsnewname]

Ben, great video! Helped me to determine that my thermostat was bad. No reading at all. Went to your website and ordered the Thermo/High Temp Kit, Low Temp Thermo and the Heating Element! Much cheaper than purchasing a new dryer. Should be delivered next week. Thanks again!

[@awl_in_woodworks]

Thank you for this video. I ran through the checklist you outlined and discovered the vent on the exterior of my home was complete clogged with lint. Saved me a lot of $$$

[@roncruz5110]

Thanks for this video. My dryer problem turned out to be the temperature limit fuse. Your guide made it a quick diagnosis and easy fix. Many thanks!

[@clarencebartlett850]

I picked up a dryer at an auction. It wouldn't heat. watched this video, was an easy fix. Thanks Ben

[@blisteredavalon5383]

Thank you so much for this video! I have this exact dryer and because of you I was able to get it heating up again for $16 instead of having to buy a whole new dryer. Your explanations were EVERYTHING. Thank you!!

[@kelleycoyle-fleer2972]

Thank you for this video! We had called one tech that was supposed to come out yesterday, but never showed. We called another tech and they were going to charge $187 plus parts. We watched your video and found the broken part. It will arrive this coming week and only cost $27.

[@jeremeraehudgson4940]

This video saved me hundreds of dollars . I paid $57 deliver included, for all the parts (I tested and two was bad but I went ahead and changed all of them). Heater is currently working like a champ! Thanks a million. When you own a home you have to be handy and willing to work on things yourself. Kudos!

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Nice!

[@madnut666]

Thanks to your video I finally found that pesky dead fuse, thanks for showing the complete flow that made it much easier. Before I kept looking at the wrong one.

[@RichMoormann]

Thanks. I found a bad sensor, called a local parts place and solved for $35. Your prices are better, but wife wanted it done today. great video!

[@geoffreyrussell660]

Hey Ben - just used this video to troubleshoot my Maytag dryer. - Turns out I don't need an appliance repairman, I need new circuit breakers!! Your video was very helpful yet moved right along. Thanks so much!! - Geoff.

[@geoffreyrussell660]

Me again - just wanted to Thank You - again - for this video. It saved me $$$ and time by letting me fix the problem over the weekend. SO very grateful.

[@joeydtheplacetobe]

Awesome, thanks Ben! Watched this and tested/ replaced thermostat ($6) and sensor ($6) versus calling someone to do it! Many thanks!

[@davidbeaver1882]

Thanks. I fixed my dryer. The whole setup was 30 bucks. The repair shop not only charges over 100 bucks for their shop time but also upcharged the parts.

[@johnharvey5412]

I followed this tutorial and found the heating element and thermostat to be bad, each of which is about $20 and should be here in a few days 🙌 Thanks for saving me a couple hundred dollars!

[@hardtymz2517]

Tru dat!

[@jman6178]

Really informative video,only thing I could see different,would be to check voltage at the terminal block first,not last😊

[@RobertWoodman]

Thank you! The instructions were incredibly helpful. The loss of video focus that occurred several times in this video was somewhat distracting.

[@sharonward4616]

You are awesome, thank you for enabling us to fix our dryer ourselves!

[@mikekonikoff9978]

thank you ben you are a gentleman and scholar

[@stig]

I've watched this video several times and think I've found one ambiguity. Please comment. Did you put the wire back onto the heating element before testing the thermal cutoff (or high temp thermostat) ? I guess it doesn't matter? Saw a brief image of the wire back on the heating element. then later you took BOTH wires off the thermal cutoff . Could I also test it with zero wires connected to it?

[@paperaxes4192]

I noticed that he says to test the main power cable and this will tell if something's wrong with your breaker, which... it is not connected to since we pulled the plug in step 1?

[@stig]

@@paperaxes4192 update, I went through the whole machine as per my units instructions. Everything was fine. I put it back together and it started working again. So I guess I jiggled all the right wires.

[@paranoy69]

hello thank you for the tips... just came to check my dryer... it was the cut off thermostat on the right side who need to be fix.. have a nice day

[@madthewirdo4236]

Thanks man, your awesome for sharing this with us. I never have schematics or wiring diagrams when troubleshooting this stuff, but your videos are a big help. Wish you the best

[@Bad_BowHunter]

Thanks for the great video I was able to fix our dryer in just a few minutes

[@RighttothePointDIY]

This was a great video and helped me test most of the components. However, there is one section that was not very clear and that was in the section of the video beginning around 2 minutes where you are testing the dryer element. When I did this test I tested between the two terminals and I got continuity. However, when I touched the top pin on the thermostat I did not. However, it didn't occur to me at first to be a problem because you stated you can test either one. It would have been helpful if you had broken this into two tests. One for the element and one for the thermostat. I eventually figured it out but it was a bit confusing to me at first. Thanks for the great video however. Besides that small clarification, it was the best video and the most thorough I have seen to date.

[@ssameerrafique]

What a great video! I appreciate you guys for post a great knowledge video I fixed my dryer by watching it thank you so much

[@timothykrieg2941]

Thank you for this video as it helped me get my dryer working again.

[@DjeehBear]

Very good content. Very comprehensive and helpful. Much Gratitude here from QC, Canada!

[@projectkickass5989]

This video is an INCREDIBLE resource that came at just the right time. One question: do you have a suggestion for a repair kit to buy that is compatible with this model? I purchased this one but was unable to resolve my dryers issue after replacing all 5 components with what came inside the kit. Additionally there is a “jumper cable” in the kit that supposedly connects the bottom right two elements, but I can’t figure out how to install it. Maybe that’s the issue or maybe I bought the wrong kit. Do you have a suggestion for a compatible kit to buy? Thank you for such a thorough and well done video!

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

The jumper wire connects the thermostat to the heating element. Most newer kits have a thermostat that has a welded arm that connects to that piece. All the parts we currently sell are here: bens-appliances.com/collections/whirlpool-dryer If you replaced the element and sensors, you'd want to make sure you're getting 240v to the terminal block, then check the timers' contacts. Both things are mentioned in the video.

[@projectkickass5989]

@@bensappliancesandjunk Thank you for that tidbit about the welded arm, that makes a lot of sense - that’s why the jumper cable wouldn’t connect, the welded arm was already connected to the heating element, leaving no room for the jumper cable to connect. Unfortunately you don’t currently carry the parts I would have needed to fix the dryer but I hope that you are able to sell all the parts you have and add even more- my dryer started working after I removed some of the replacement parts from the link and left a few others on. I really appreciated the thorough nature of this video and it helped me to repair my dryer when I had tried with other videos but was unable to correctly diagnose the faulty parts. Thanks again, and I wish you all the success in the world!

[@cawag98]

I have this, or a very similar Millenium version. The issue mine has is that, especially on large loads, the clothes are not quite dry, even when the timer is set to Auto Dry - "More dry". We clean out the lint trap after every use and clean the outside house vent cover. Is there a moisture sensor that needs to be cleaned/replaced? I didn't see it in your video. Thanks.

[@vincentnovak8472]

Thanks!

[@oswaldlongsworth7371]

Thank you , you are extremely precise in your steps, and specifications 📂📂

[@JamesKing1234]

I ran these tests and at 2.47 you said that if it gives you a reading on the casing, it’s grounded to the cabinet - which could be dangerous. Mine did give a reading on the casing, but I’m not sure what you mean or what to do to fix it. Could you possibly elaborate?

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

If your element is grounding to the casing it means the electric is going thru the coils into the metal of the heating cannister. That's bad. It means the electric isn't going thru the coils entirely so less heat. What can happen is since the heating system is literally warped it can heat that metal up instead of the coils causing all kinds of crazy issues. Replace the element immediately if you get any reading thru 1 spade terminal and the casing itself

[@michelesmith5727]

Do you have a link to the timer part?

[@susandaubenspeck8062]

operating 4 connector thermostat on my maytag bravos aftermarket dryer is 120 volts not 240 volts...??? did but dryer at used appliance place worked a few years...might give up replacing parts soon. thanks for trying

[@CroneLife1]

I remember being able to buy just the metal connecting crimp (that part in the video attached to the wire which is then slid onto the terminal spade of the round black thermostat in the video) at Radio Shack years ago. You could get any kind of electrical connecting pieces there. I miss that store.

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

I never was much into electronics/ect like this when I was a kid and Radio Shack was a thing but now that I am old, man... Its rough knowing we had one in our town that would of had SO MANY important things. Now 100% relegated to big cities or online stores with Chinese knock-offs.

[@c.a.nationwide]

Solid video. Checking the mains power and terminal block is sometimes the last thing people check but is more or less the usual spot of failure, and it’s the easiest to check lol. Loving the new content. Keep it up brother-in-appliances.

[@user-du9kl4wy7l]

Before you do any of this, flip the breaker on and off. I did all these steps (timer was not moving and no heat, but drum was still spinning w light on). Read on another post to flip the breaker. Bingo. Timer and heat came back (and no, breaker was not flipped on the panel).

[@94kneeslapper]

I can't believe that worked. Thank you! You saved me hours of diagnostic work and my wallet.

[@theurbanbelle]

That did the trick, thanks for sharing 😊

[@paperaxes4192]

MY MAN! I've got a broken hand and am worried about existing ER bills and the dryer stopped heating and laundry is piling up and I replaced all of the sensors and heater coils and bought a multimeter and still nothing. I read your comment and IT WORKS! IT WORKS! I am stoked that today was a win and it's because of you!

[@peterp8620]

Having an issue with dryer that's almost identical except on the heating element it has an extra wire. A small orange wire. In your video I see it has the spot for it but no wire. In any case the dryer works if I detach the wire but doesn't if its attached. What is this wire for?

[@peterp8620]

It went to the door switch. Replaced the switch and problem solved.

[@jrobertech]

Thanks bud you just fixed my Maytag Centennial 😁

[@xindin265]

Hey, if a dryer is taking longer to dry, is that a timer or heating element issue?

[@qualityfirstapplianceservi5449]

If it is taking longer than usual to dry a load of clothes and you feel the clothes are getting hot during the cycle. You have a blockage in the vent system. Check the lint screen, check the transition (slinky) hose between the dryer and wall. If they are clear then you need to clean the vent ducting and exhaust port on the outside whether on the outside wall or roof.

[@qualityfirstapplianceservi5449]

So there is one last possibility if all the other parts are good. I've had the centrifugal switch on the motor short out and not allow the unit to heat.

[@Blck_tsunami]

My dryer was stuck running for 6 hours because of a faulty timer I swapped everything in the video even changed my outlet still no luck I’m gonna check the centrifugal switch next

[@Drewbertmcscoob]

Hi Ben, I get 10 ohms if I use the multimeter on both connecters of the heating element, but if I have one end of the multimeter at the top of the thermostat connector i get nothing. would this mean I don't need an element, just a thermostat?

[@ramman347]

Thank you Sir. We have a roper with 6 oval lights washer and it stops at spin. Will rinse and spin if i go to restart to rinse and spin.

[@shadowopsairman1583]

What model number,

[@Herladyship54]

Awesome teacher!

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Thanks!

[@wandahensley5395]

Ben thank you so much for your help. ❤

[@bobdougjimwebb]

What do you do if you've checked all this and everything is working? (With the exception of the last step with the electric terminal block. Mine doesn't have one. My dryer spins, but it doesn't heat.

[@KathyLauchman]

I replaced the 3 parts except for the fuse which tested ok. I ordered them from you and they arrived a day early. I ran it for a minute or two and it seems very hot is it because I had nothing wet in the dryer or could I have attached something incorrectly? I tried blowing out the vent tube and there is air coming out the outside vent, so I don't think there is a blockage anywhere. Appreciate your import. Thanks, Kathy.

[@KathyLauchman]

10:39 dryer is like the one in your demonstration

[@RyanG6999]

Thanks bro. You really saved my bacon!

[@auggiedoggiesmommy1734]

That’s my dryer in your thumbnail!

[@dubbayabird6680]

I have had the thermal fuse trip numerous times on our whirlpool. I have had to "reset" it by whacking it for lack of a better word on the back until it shows a reading again on the multimeter. Wife and kids keep leaving crap on top of the dryer and it ends up tripping it. I do have an issue where it's no longer drying as well as it used to I'll try opening it up. And cleaning it . I recently changed the belt after it snapped. We've had it at least a decade and I got it and a washer for 40 bucks used. Don't want a newer one.

[@ryanwilliams8737]

My dryer just stopped heating up. My timer went bad over a year ago it would just run constantly until I turned it off. Could that be causing my issue now ?

[@debbannon354]

Is there a video for Maytag gas dryer not heating? Lint filter at front. Thanks!

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Sadly not yet. its on my list to do.

[@oswaldlongsworth7371]

Very informative, also keep your dryer clean !……. Clear exhaust tube frequently

[@stacydavis9297]

I have a 2 year old Maytag that stopped heating. Sometimes, I can move it a little and it'll heat but, not long. We checked all the receptors and on the cycling thermostat, the 2 red do not read anything. This is the only thing we found. Is this what we need to replace?

[@tumalo710]

I called my local appliance repair shop. Recommended the heating coil and thermostat replacement kit, which comes with cycling thermostat. Over going through your steps. My only issue was with the cycling thermostat. When I took the purple wire connectors off and checked there I got no reading on my meter. So I’m guessing I need a whole kit?

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Just to be safe, yes. Those cycling thermostats are only $10-20, so very cheap to replace

[@tumalo710]

@@bensappliancesandjunkso in your opinion the fact that I didn’t get any reading from the two connectors close together ( purple wire ) would suggest a faulty cycling thermostat? Even though I had continuity from the two connectors furthest apart. Thanks again for your expertise. Really appreciate it. Your website is awesome btw.

[@pepemartinez2377]

Thank you for the video, on my dryer the heating element was open

[@calebhigginbotham259]

I have an electric dryer how do I find the right timer to order?

[@tinman27545]

I have a very strange issue with my Maytag Bravo XL (gas) dryer. What would cause my gas dryer to run fine on air dry but as soon as I change it to low,medium or high heat it trips the breaker. Any help would be awesome especially since it’s only 6 years old. Thanks

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Sounds like the heat circuit is grounded

[@loureinthaler3056]

Very helpful video. I tried to purchase parts and give you credit but cannot find Thermal Cutoff to Thermostat Part via your links.

[@ChaseBlasingame]

Can you please direct me to the video on dryer/vent cleaning? For the life of me, I cannot find it.

[@If_Only_I_Knew_Why]

I have a Samsung dryer that grounded through the element wire before. I agree 1000% on the danger of the situation because, in my case, it wouldn't allow the dryer to complete the cycle and would run continuously until we stopped it.

[@warofwrath]

Ordering the kit from you now, question, on the two purple wires on the cycling thermostat does it matter which one goes on which prong? Maybe forgot to take a pic lol. Thanks

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Doesn't matter which one goes where on the sides of that one

[@warofwrath]

@@bensappliancesandjunk Thanks. And thanks for the quick delivery!!

[@fishingjawn]

Amazingly helpful and detailed thanks Ben!

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oilhammer04]

Thanks for the great instruction.

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

You are welcome!

[@countryhoffman7790]

I have went through these exact steps on this exact dryer, and everything has continuity and checked out, including 240 What do I check next?

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Check timer?

[@jamesg4142]

Great video but did I miss it you didn’t check that fuse with the little blue wires?

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

That sensor deals with the unit being able to run. Has nothing to do w/ heat.

[@thundernuts9283]

Question Ben...My Maytag was running then we had a power outage ...2hrs at least..power came back for 2mins ...3 times. This evening ..tried to dry clothes and dryer runs but doesnt dry...no issues before and vents are clean...any suggestions?

[@victorbremer8097]

Fuse

[@KennethKinoshita]

I've replaced everything, still no heat. My dryer is digital though it doesn't have a mechanical knob what should I do

[@shadowopsairman1583]

Last part is the timer, most common part is the element itself, then thermal fuse, then thermostats

[@mozzde4675]

Hello I have this kenmore dryer the problem was that the thermal fuse keeps blowing this is a 10 year old dryer, but I noticed that the coil was drooping an arcing on the metal so I believe that's why it's keeping blow thermal fuse. But also I'm new to appliance repair. but I heard because I'm buying Chinese parts it's not like the original part so it's going to keep blowing every 3 to 6 months because I'm not used the original part .it that true??? Let me know thx

[@penelopepurr]

Man, this guy looks like Tobias Tissen, who is a Canadian hero. The similarity is uncanny!

[@ethimself5064]

👍👍I got a Maytag 800 Series Brave top load washer. Contacted Maytag with no results. Issue is lately it started to give an OL code. It either does a short fill etc or it will fill up first then drain. There are no Resets. In a general what is best best to fix or repair? . I am single and machine is about 13 yrs old with a small to medium load about every 10 days. Big load 2X/year. Retail at the time was about $1050 CAN funds, so not exactly cheap. Worked perfectly until this happened. Just a mention.

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

OL usually is a leveling code. I'd check the suspension rods and see if they are bouncy or if the tub snaps back quickly. If its bouncy like a basketball, the suspension rods have gone bad. If they are tight, it may be a larger fundemental problem like the board or motor.

[@ethimself5064]

@@bensappliancesandjunk My manual says it is Over Load. Thanks for getting back👍👍

[@nilkumarpatel6719]

How can you reset Maytag dryer to Factory Reset Settings? It takes 3-4 hours to dry.

[@andrewplantz730]

Outstanding thank you sir the video was great

[@tyronephipps7759]

If A to C has no continuity but B to C does that just run the low heat setting and not high? Everything else is good

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

I can't remember the schematics, but no - A to C is needed for actual heat from what I remember

[@ben-me9jy]

Well done sir!

[@dfields9511]

Great video I have a similar Maytag dryer . Will save this I case something happens

[@r.m.7743]

If the dryer isn't plugged in how is it getting electricity to test for whatever you're testing for

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Multimeter sends an electrical signal itself since its battery powered

[@cawag98]

You're testing the individual parts (from plus to minus, or lead to lead) to see: is this part still connected to itself. Heater wires connect plus and minus - a very little bit, so it doesn't short out and trip your circuit breaker - and glow red and get hot when they work. If they're bumped hard and break, or break from overheating/long life, the actual metal wires won't be connected anymore. Most of these parts are tested for resistance/ohms/continuity. The multimeter runs electricity through the part's leads when testing resistance "ohms" or continuity. When the metal wires aren't connected anymore, you'll have infinite resistance or '0' or no continuity. The other main use of a multimeter is testing live voltages, either AC (110v house power etc) or DC (battery voltages).

[@therustichandyman]

Thanks so much! Sure made my life easier!

[@photolabguy]

What are your thoughts on a heat pump dryer?

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Not a fan. You're putting a compressor beside an electric motor and now have two huge failure points instead of one. It's not something you'd want to go cheap in certainly

[@c.a.nationwide]

They are garbage. Over engineering at its finest.

[@Blck_tsunami]

What if we replace all the fuses the heating element and the timer and it still doesn’t heat?😢

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Check to see if its actually getting 240v at the terminal block, and run the thing w/ the leads on the terminal block to make sure you're actually getting the flow of 240v while under load. If not, there's an issue before the terminal.

[@sodbuster1978]

Don't forget to flip the breaker before you unplug and plug back in... it will arc if you don't

[@tbac2432]

OFF TOPIC. it was brought to my attention today that lg refrigerators that are being shipped from over seas have the wrong refrigerant installed from the factory. is this try?

[@victorbremer8097]

Yes

[@grognarok]

Mine just started acting up, first there's no heat, also the timer moves like normal except will never cross the threshold of end of the cycle to stop. Opening the door will not stop the dryer. The only way is to manually turn set timer to STOP. I have to turn the timer to stop to turn it off. It all started at once. The one that boggles my mind is the timer works all the way up to the end of the cycle, then it just stays there and will not move into the stop area.

[@helpalongyourwayiitx470]

Thank you

[@CommadorCommenttor]

Life saver.

[@miketownsend6108]

awesome man

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Thanks!

[@desertdispatch]

Usually checking for power is the first order of business for me.

[@chriscusack1742]

Do you check it with the cable connected?

[@brianbanks3044]

always wondered why manufacturers put auto dry and timer minutes on the dial...isn't the ultimate goal to dry your clothes...i would think the dampness sensors would be more accurate than "guessing" the amount of minutes it takes to dry something...probably one less sensor to worry about

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

People sometimes like the option of timed dry so they can set it and come back at the pre-determined time. That and auto-dry is a typical fail point due to sensor bars.

[@hvilla2160]

What kind of dryer is this Maytag what

[@DavidLopez-wy6xz]

Question different ,,,GE WASHER, I FOUND OIL DOWND AGITEROR, THERE IS A OIL SEAL THAT GE ,,DO NOT SALE WHAT DO I DO,,,

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Usually if its losing oil you'd replace the transmission which comes with the seal.

[@MayhemRv]

Don’t forget that it’s a Maytag in name only. It is made by Whirlpool and so is any dryer with that style and location of lint filter

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

I say that during the introduction...

[@MayhemRv]

@@bensappliancesandjunk sorry Ben, I just re-watched the video and we didn’t hear you mention Whirlpool once.

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

@@MayhemRv Shoot, you know what you're right I'm sorry. I've been working on the next video which I shot at the same time as this one regarding regarding dealing with noise related issues and I specifically mentioned in that video and I thought I'd mention it this 1 too my apologies

[@MayhemRv]

@@bensappliancesandjunk 👍 I’ve been a tech for over 30 years and I have to laugh when someone says “I wont have anything but a Maytag” and they really have a Whirlpool 😊

[@shadowopsairman1583]

And these are the best dryers. The fancy looking 1s that match a front loader washer, if are a Kenmore Oasis/Maytag Bravos/Whirlpool Cabrio (rotor stator), if are traditional maytag/admiral, GE/Haier, Electrolux/Frigidaire, LG, Samsung, Fischer Paykel, are all turds.

[@ppipowerclass]

No. If the timer doesn't test correctly, the contacts just need cleaned inside of it.

[@bensappliancesandjunk]

Which I have a video on how to do, and its usually linked at the end of the video.

[@dannypalmer7701]

Cool

[@miguellott9038]

I have one of these dryers and it is borderline junk, don't buy it. First thing we noticed is that every time you clean the lint filter, a little grill on the outdoor exhaust is completely plugged up afterwards when you run it. Almost without fail. Now it is less than 2 years old and it's starting to play drum solos already, when the clothes are wet. I no longer trust the Maytag name at all anymore

[@apetitsrock]

Altruism Ben. Thank you